Summer is a time for kids to be out playing and running around. But with kids and parents staying home these days, it's a time for them to have fun at home! "How to Beat a Bully" is a family film that can provide smiles and laughs as well as a meaningful message to both kids and parents. It's a delightful entertainment that promotes the idea "It's better to be friends than bullies."
The film is a "Home Alone" kind of comedy with an anti-bullying theme. It is currently available on Amazon, iTunes, Vudu, Google Play, FandangoNow and on DVD. The movie is perfect for children, tweens, teens and parents to enjoy together and share an entertaining hour and a half.
"How to Beat a Bully" revolves around a 12-year-old boy who moves to a new town and gets picked on by school bullies. In order to protect himself he uses his brain instead of his fist, and comes up with an idea that not only stops the bullies, but gets them to be his new BFFs. Along the way, there are humorous adventures, in which he gets his dad in trouble with some bad guys, who want to do more than bully him.
The film is recommended Family-Friendly by the Dove Foundation and it won "Best Feature Film" at the L-Dub Film Festival. Many educators and psychologists agree that humor can be a positive and effective way to connect with both children and adults on serious subjects.
The Huffington Post and Examiner published articles about "How to Beat a Bully," and Splash Magazines Worldwide gave it a glowing review big studios would be thrilled to get for any of their new movies.
Splash's review called "How to Beat a Bully" "a delightful 83-minute comedy… a classic farce that is fun, whimsical, and absolutely enjoyable." The magazine indicates "How to Beat a Bully" has a good message about stopping bullying and shows a relatable family that has to overcome moving to a new town and assimilating with new neighbors, and a young son having to make new friends and fend off bullies.
The film is easy on family budgets, too. Watching it is economical as well as enjoyable. "How to Beat a Bully" on GooglePlay or Amazon costs from only $1.99 or $2.99 to rent...or for members of Amazon Prime, it's free.
The cast includes actors from 8 to 80, so it's a multi-generational treat for all. Check it out to see some of the young actors who did it as their first film... and went on to get leads in popular series!
"How to Beat a Bully" is presented by Dream Factory Entertainment. Starring Grant McLellan, Bryan Yoshi Brown, Kade Pait, Ian Tucker, Pearce Joza, Griffen Beebe, Eric Lauritzen, Elise Angell, Vince Donvito, and Micah Lyons, with Amy Lyndon, Pamela Munro, Kim Hamilton, Robert Weiner and Kenn Schmitt. Directed by Doug Bilitch. Written by Marilyn Anderson & Richard Rossner. Produced by Sofia Monroe and Paul Rocha. Executive Producers Robert Dudelson, Stephen Langford, Marilyn Anderson, Jackeline Olivier and Wes Underwood. Musical score by Emmy-Award winning composer, Misha Segal. Songs by REVERSE ORDER, a semi-finalist on America’s Got Talent. Title song by Chase Rossner. U.S. and Foreign distributor is Indie Rights.