the boy with the pink pants (review)

It is never easy for me to talk about films that have caused me strong emotions because I think it is impossible to put them into words. For everyone, anything conveys a different emotion. In this case, however, I think we can all agree on one thing: This film brings to light a problem that unfortunately claims victims every day all over the world. Bullying, although it does not always lead to suicide, causes insecurity, low self-esteem and self-hatred, especially if this happens at a complicated age like adolescence. I, as a teenager, can confirm that any act of bullying, direct or otherwise, makes me very sorry. Let's just say that by now, after years of often being victimized, I don't pay much attention to it, most of the time I just walk away without responding, so as to remain with a clear conscience and avoid making the situation worse. I am aware, however, that often the whole thing, on more fragile individuals and perhaps with no one to talk to, can lead to very serious things. So talk about it with anyone you can, and if you have a friend who loves you, hold on to them. No one to the duty to be unhappy or feel lonely. I highly recommend this movie, go see it and learn a good lesson, which applies to both young and old.