I have been given the opportunity to review a new movie for families called "Field of Vision." The film premiers Saturday, June 11th at 8/7c on NBC.
The films focus is dealing with bullying in the high school arena. It focuses on two football team bullies and the team captain that is faced with whether or not saying something to an authority about the bullying is worth risking their final game and destroying life-long friendships.
The theme of bullying is not new to anyone today and is a big problem even in some elementary-aged groups. Nearly three-quarters of Americans consider bullying harassment a serious problem and more than 45% of students admitted to having been bullied in school.This is an important issue for kids of all ages to face, talk about and deal with. Bullying has led to some very tragic events in our country and is not an issue that we as parents should ignore. Sometimes it's hard to know where to begin or even what to say once we do begin but having a film such as "Field of Vision" as a springboard will help to give direction to this important issue.
The film is surprisingly clean and very family-friendly (and we are very picky about our movies). Watching this movie would be a great way to spend some quality family time together and you won't even have to worry about watching for colorful content! How's that for a great family night?!
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