Anatomy of Ordinary Crimes

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Anatomy of Ordinary Crimes" exposes one of today's most dangerously overlooked phenomena that deeply affects millions and drives many teenagers to suicide: cyberbullying. We explore this phenomenon through the deeply moving stories of four women coming from different backgrounds - three from Romania and one from Belgium - and whose lives are forever altered by online harassment. Despite their diverse cultural and generational differences, these women unite to break the silence surrounding the ordinary crimes of online bullying, hate, and sexual aggression. The film captures both their inner struggle and their fight to seek justice in a world blind to the profound psychological damage that cyberbullying inflicts on a human being. Family, friends, and authorities fail to recognize wounds that aren't visible and that exposing one's intimacy online is like a physical sexual aggression. Their stories highlight the disconnect between cyberbullying's devastating reality and our collective failure to acknowledge its consequences. Our documentary forces viewers to confront uncomfortable questions about how the online world shapes us, our empathy, and the price of losing our privacy and intimacy. The way social-media platforms exploit human vulnerabilities and hate while claiming to protect their users doesn't just boost profits-it endangers lives. The film demands we acknowledge cyberbullying not as an unfortunate side effect of modern life, but as the dangerous consequence of online hate that turns victims into aggressors and makes us all vulnerable to online harassment. Ultimately, our film exposes how such crimes have become so ordinary that society has grown numb to their existence. But can we afford this complacency when they've begun to claim lives?

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