History Film / AGirlLikeHer

''A Girl Like Her'' is a 2015 {{Mockumentary}} {{Drama}} written and directed by Amy S. Weber. When Jessica (Lexi Ainsworth) is hospitalized in a drug-induced coma [[DrivenToSuicide brought about by a suicide attempt,]] filmmaker Amy Gallagher (Amy S. Weber) – coincidentally making a documentary about the high school Jessica goes to – decides to focus on uncovering the truth about what drove Jessica to suicide. It soon comes to light that her best friend Brian (Jimmy Bennett) had been enlisted by Jessica to help her expose the relentless bullying that Avery (Hunter King) has been putting her through.

* LaserGuideddKarma: Once word gets out that Avery was Jessica's main aggressor, her clique-mates turn on her and throw her under the bus to avoid being associated with her behavior, the student body avoids her like the plague, and it's implied she will face some sort of disciplinary action. When she posts an angry vlog in her defense, she only alienates herself further.

* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Once word gets out that Avery was Jessica's main aggressor, her clique-mates turn on her and throw her under the bus to avoid being associated with her behavior, the student body avoids her like the plague, and it's implied she will face some sort of disciplinary action. When she posts an angry vlog in her defense, she only alienates herself further.

* BrokenBird: Jessica, years of being bullied by a former friend will do that to you.

* DisproportionateRetribution: Avery’s years of bullying Jessica started because Jessica ''didn’t let Avery cheat off of her on a test once.''

* KarmaHoudini: Avery is told by the principal that there will be consequences for her actions but no specific punishment is ever mentioned. Her GirlPosse, who rat her out despite all participating in Jessica's torment or at least not doing anything to stop it, get away scot-free.

* RealityEnsues: Once word gets out that Avery was Jessica's main aggressor, her clique-mates turn on her and throw her under the bus to avoid being associated with her behavior, the student body avoids her like the plague, and it's implied she will face some sort of disciplinary action. When she posts an angry vlog in her defense, she only alienates herself further.

* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: After realizing just how awful she’s been and [[DrivenToSuicide the devastating results]] Avery is visibly shaken and voices her remorse and shock at herself.

* DiggingYourselfDeeper: As more and more of her deeds are exposed, Avery continuously refuses to apologize or acknowledge herself as a bully and instead [[UsefulNotes/VictimBlaming twists the blame onto Jessica]] making her look even worse.

* KarmaHoudini: Avery is told by the principal that there will be consequences for her actions but no specific punishment is ever mentioned. Her GirlPosse, who rat her out despite all participating in Jessica's torment or at least not doing anything to stop it, get away Scot-free.

* BitchInSheepsClothing: Avery. While most of the other students had sensed hostility between her and Jessica, ''no one'' apart from Jessica, Brian, and Avery’s GirlPosse knew the extent Avery’s continuous torment of Jessica.

* RealityEnsues: Once word gets out the Avery was Jessica's main aggressor, her clique-mates turn on her and throw her under the bus to avoid being associated with her behavior, the student body avoids her like the plague, and its implied she will face some sort of disciplinary action. When she posts an angry vlog in her defense, she only alienates herself further.

* RealityEnsues: Once word gets out the Avery was Jessica's main aggressor, her clique-mates turn on her and throw her under the bus to avoid being associated with her behavior, the student body avoids her like the plague, and its implied she will face some sort of disciplinary action. When she posts an angry vlog in her defense, it gets even worse.

* WhamShot: The final scene of the movie shows Jessica opening her eyes, finally awakening from her coma.

* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: The realization of just how awful she’s been and [[DrivenToSuicide the devastating results]] Avery is visibly shaken and voices her remorse and shock at herself.

''A Girl Like Her'' is a 2015 {{Mockumentary}} {{Drama}} written and directed by Amy S. Weber. When Jessica (Lexi Ainsworth) is hospitalized in a drug-induced coma [[DrivenToSuicide brought about by a suicide attempt,]] filmmaker Amy Gallagher (Amy S. Weber)- coincidentally making a documentary about the high school Jessica goes to- decides to focus on uncovering the truth about what drove Jessica to suicide. It soon comes to light that her best friend Brian (Jimmy Bennett) had been enlisted by Jessica to help her expose the relentless bullying that Avery (Hunter King) has been putting her through.

“''A Girl Like Her''” is a 2015 {{Mockumentary}} {{Drama}} written and directed by Amy S. Weber. When Jessica (Lexi Ainsworth) is hospitalized in a drug-induced coma [[DrivenToSuicide brought about by a suicide attempt,]] filmmaker Amy Gallagher (Amy S. Weber)- coincidentally making a documentary about the high school Jessica goes to- decides to focus on uncovering the truth about what drove Jessica to suicide. It soon comes to light that her best friend Brian (Jimmy Bennett) had been enlisted by Jessica to help her expose the relentless bullying that Avery (Hunter King) has been putting her through.

* WhamShot: The final scene of the movie shows Jessica opening her eyes, finally awakening from her coma.