On the surface Kitty, Margot, Bree and Olivia appear to have nothing in common but there’s one passion which unites them - to expose injustice.They form their own secret society, DGM - they Don’t Get Mad, they Get Even - playing anonymous pranks to expose bullies.But when their latest target, Ronny, ends up dead with a DGM card in his hands, the girls realise that they’re not as anonymous as they thought - someone now wants revenge.Bannerman School might look beautiful from the outside, but there’s something corrupt under the surface. Competition is encouraged to the point of cruelty, bullying is common and accepted by the establishment; the way the teachers see it, if you can’t take it you’re not a good fit for the school.The four girls set out to deliver justice for those who have been wronged at the school, but the tables are turned against them.DGM find themselves framed for a crime they didn’t commit. Their only option is to discover who the true murderer is, why they were framed, and clear their name once and for all.It’s also a time of first love, exams and identity crisis and for Kitty, Margot, Bree and Olivia. The themes of love and relationships, trust, true friendship, empowerment, teen identity and independence weave addictively throughout the series. Even when they are focused on grades or guys, jeopardy is never far away.Adapted by Holly Phillips from the book by Gretchen McNeil, Get Even is a ten part series and is a co-production between BBC Children’s In-House Productions and Boat Rocker Studios. Executive Producer for Children’s In House Productions is Lucy Martin with Chapman Maddox and Bob Higgins Executive Producers for Boat Rocker.Mia McKenna-Bruce plays Bree, Kim Adis is Kitty, Bethany Antonia is Margot and Jessica Alexander is Olivia. Razan Nassar plays Amber, Chris J Gordon is Donte, Joe Flynn is Ronny, Joe Ashman is Rex, Isaac Rouse is John, Kit Clarke is Logan, Danny Griffin is Shane, Dylan Brady is Ed, Emily Carey is Mika, Jake Dunn is Christopher. Jack Derges is Coach Creed, Elaine Tan is Coach Evans, Shannon Murray is Mrs Baggott, Charlie Anson is Mr Harrington and Natasha Atherton is Detective Misra.The full series of Get Even will be available on BBC iPlayer from Saturday 15 February.
比起弱点，桑爪更应该借这个片拿奥斯卡。估计是公司没好好操作。
逻辑上最完美的地方在于：女教师的主要目的，是要杀掉or揭发当年的强奸犯，防止他再次犯罪。
尤其是结尾那个反转，着实意想不到
试图以极端化的故事题材激起观众的情绪，但印度强奸问题并非一两个决策者所能改变的，未开化的民众，封建的宗教才是这一状况的根源，不从源头解决问题，这样的状况就会一直发生下去
前有《杰伊·比姆》，现有《星期四》，印度电影敢于直击现实痛处这点真的令人叹服。虽然大致能猜出剧情的走向，但最后的反转确实出人意料，让人脊背发冷…片尾报纸的标题似乎更适合当电影名：A Thursday When India Woke Up。最后想借用未婚夫的话大喊一句：“Salute the people who deserve it”！
结局基本能猜到，但还是震惊于影片的结束语，有些人，一出生就在地狱……
为什么他们非要说英语啊，这英语听的我头疼，印度片说印度语不行吗～
剧情有点拖拉了，奇怪的面部特写，一下子就猜到了绑架原因。
不知道除了制造噪音，还有什么方式能让那些装聋作哑的人，去听听身边的哭声，印度尚在斗争，我们不能输啊
故事并不复杂，但是感情很细腻。桑德拉布洛克的演技绝对撑得起她影后的名头
真是压抑啊，情感被压着，行为也被法律压制。怎么办，生活还是要继续的。
立意还行但是女主演技太差，剧情也不丝滑，浪费我时间
以看似支离破碎的时间线穿插，逐步道出争相，桑德拉这回全程落魄，扮演负罪之人，被世人所不理解，甚至谩骂殴打，也调侃体制笑话，悲叹命运颠沛，简单的故事让导演的手法烘焙的更有看点，曲折乃至深刻，但本身文本回转欠缺，惊喜度大打折扣，只凭一己之力演技支撑，复仇那条线本来也很鸡勒，线里的出轨段落更狗血，总归，一切一切的一切，只为让血缘关系的重新交错，跋山涉水的努力靠近，只为结尾那一次轻轻的拥抱，熟悉又陌生，疏离又亲切，模糊的记忆瞬时清晰可见，牵盼的人就在一线之间，对角色最好不过的关照和慰藉，难能可贵的是，如此克制却又如此动人。★★★
媒体家人家长警察几个身份并没有从不同角度起到任何作用 无聊
如果印度的女性都能像奈娜这样勇敢、聪慧又无比坚定地对暴行进行反抗，片尾那个令人悚然一惊的数字可能会减少许多。哪怕暂时不能实现，至少，一个女性的抗议通过这样极端的方式表达出来了，这已经是一种进步。
以印度的这个强奸率来说，判处死刑得少三分之一的人吧🤣
用错误的手段来达到正义的目的，这可不值得提倡哦~
哗众取宠，只为揭开伤疤让你们看；置之死地，但愿姐姐妹妹站起来。
宁愿犯罪、打碎自己现在平静的生活，也要尽力保护一个小女孩的安危。确实是英雄，值得尊敬
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