2016 | USA | NR | 95 min.
Audrie and Daisy are like most teenage American
girls: They come from loving families, go to
good schools, spend time on social media. And
sometimes, at parties with their friends, they
drink. After nights of binge drinking, both Audrie
and Daisy were assaulted by boys they knew—assaults
that continued the morning after on social
media, where they were accused of having
somehow been responsible for the crimes. Sadly,
the similarities between Audrie and Daisy end
here. This all too-common nightmarish scenario
drove Audrie to hang herself, while Daisy survived
her suicide attempt. The film’s unpacking
of the complexities surrounding cases like these
is required viewing for parents of teenagers, and
may inspire open conversations about tough issues
and safe havens in dire circumstances. In Person: Director Bonni Cohen.