Luckiest Girl Alive | Official Trailer | Netflix

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Based on the best-selling novel, Ani FaNelli (Mila Kunis), a sharp-tongued New Yorker appears to have it all: a sought-after position at a glossy magazine, a killer wardrobe and a dream Nantucket wedding on the horizon. But when the director of a crime documentary invites her to tell her side of the shocking incident that took place when she was a teenager at the prestigious Brentley School, Ani is forced to confront a dark truth that threatens to unravel her meticulously crafted life. Directed by Mike Barker. Written by Jessica Knoll.

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A writer’s perfectly crafted New York City life starts to unravel when a true-crime documentary forces her to confront her harrowing high school history.

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  4. Very well done movie. I just finished watching it last night well early this morning. Good to know it’s a book . I definitely wanna read this ❤ I’m glad I waited to watch it because I was a victem from a SA assault and the scenes are definitely triggering or could be triggering. I though my it was very well acted and casted . Fir a Netflix movie you never know what your gonna get they can be hit or miss . I live mila kunis I’ve been watching her since she played a young Gia costarring with Angelina Jolie . It was very intense movie so I watched it in two parts . Exceptional ❤ loved how ani gained her power back and in the process helps other women who have been victims of assault . Just very inspiring and uplifting .

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  6. It had a lot of potential but flopped big time for me. Too Netflix, too Gen Z. Superficial, poor character development and hard to believe the main characters due to both plot and acting. They only barely scratched the surface of very serious traumas. It seems like the movie makers were mostly concerned with a pretty, expensive and polished picture rather than going deep into the story and trying to understand the characters. Cliche on every corner, makes me feel like I’ve watched a similar Netflix creation a thousand times already. Very very Gen Z and not in a good way. Not for me

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  10. I watched it hours before… at first I was tempted to stop… then I understood.. some issues were mine, I unconsciously acted that way, always trying to please others when I stopped, I was the one to blame, when I said the truth I was being "rude", "ungrateful", "sassy", "bad daughter". I love my space, with my kids and my partner, when my past knock at the door they must to respect my rules and limits or get the fnck off, because here where I am is where I want ro be, the way it is, our peace and daily life, the rest of the world can watch.
    I was molested as a child, when I realized what was going on I felt guilty, for years I felt guilty and ashamed, I kept it to myself but guess why? The drunken man spill everything when I was in my "I'm ok" period, so I broke, and broke and broke, I went through depression, ansia (this one is always present), eating disorder, autolesionism and.. it was hell, my background was hell for so long. Then, always on my own, I realized it wasn't my fault, I was a victim, I wasn't guilty and I wasn't a survivor, I was always a victim, I remember him, crying and asking "forgive me, I did wrong", how on earth could I? .. I said what he want to listen "sure, now I have to go to school"… I kept saying what others wanted to listen, doing what they expected, till I broke, I exploded hurting myself and collapsing and I didn't heart the worst of help, instead I was criticized for not keeping trying, for running out of energy, for repaying with failure their economic aid (from Mt parents), so I blocked myself once more and said and did what they wanted, once again, it didn't matter, no more as I was living my last year, I made up my mind, as no one cared, tired and broke as I was, I was decided.
    Here I am, I believe only in myself, I trust myself and my kids, I cherish those who gave me a family, people I met in random situations, when a relative ask me why I trust some of my friends I'm pretty and brutal explicit "because they were there when no one cared". I faced only a part of the mess I went through, I decided to let it be, I closed with people who hurt me and my brother, I keep them far away, that's how I'm fine and in peace… I talk about my depression, I had to, with my brother as he tried twice to sui… not once or twice… more… I kept a picture of him pretty injured, as a reminder, we didn't talk about other issues and traumas, but I guess, it's too hurtful for both, I know he went through something more, I'm sure but he don't know about mine and I don't want want to risk his healing process so I prefer to shut up, who knows, maybe in the future.
    It doesn't matter when, in my case, it matters to talk about it, to realized and make others understand what we were victims and that we hurt so deep to our souls, it's a huge damage, female or male, it brakes u.

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  15. I'm glad this type of story is now talked about. Most families and friends still blame the victim, and hide abuse. We still have a long way to go as a society. 

    If you've been in this situation, may you be kind to yourself even — and ESPECIALLY — if no one else is.

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  24. Over and over again, I have seen how other people blame the victim for a lot of reasons.

    She didn't fight, she asked for it, she should have not gotten drunk, she should have not went to the party, etc etc.

    But why is it that when someone gets killed or mobbed, even for a stupid reason people hardly blame the victim?

    It is usually the rape victim who is blamed for getting themselves raped. Then they are hushed when they try to talk.

    I'm glad they made this movie.

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  27. Well done film! And spoiler alert here, so don’t read if you haven’t watched. I’m wondering why she stabbed Arthur? It didn’t show that he raped her or had anything to do with that that night….?

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