I saw this in 1999, but its impression is still with me years later. As a teenager at the time, also being bullied, it spoke to me more than anything had done before and since. It was shockingly real and portrayed a situation that unfortunately was present in schools all over the country. Its an issue that needed to be told in a way that made you sit up and take notice and it certainly pulled that off. It's moving and sensitive in a hard hitting way. Although sad it helps you see your not alone and even in its most sombre tone, i found hope. Its one of those rare drama's that really make sit and think for hours after.
Review of Walking on the Moon
