Bully Dance
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Bully Dance is a short film made in 2000 by Janet Perlman and produced by the National Film Board of Canada. Despite a lack of dialogue, the film tells a story about a bully targeting a smaller schoolmate. As the film progresses, there seems to be a mob mentality among members of the community. However, things soon take a turn for the worst that catches the attention of the community, leading to the motive behind the bullying of a weaker schoolmate.
The video can be found at NFB's website.
Tropes used in Bully Dance include:
- The Bully: There’s one.
- Abusive Parents: The reason why the bully was harming the smaller kid.
- No Dialogue Episode
- No Name Given: None of the characters are given names.
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