In a recent Authority Magazine interview , Director Lillee Jean Trueman explicitly discussed how her globally award-winning and viral documentary, "Project: Bullyish,"  confronts dark realities head-on. Trueman explains how her film continues to be a groundbreaking work that disrupts the digital landscape by shedding light on the gritty and dark themes of harassment, digital media corporations utilized to manipulate public opinion and create mass hysteria, and the criminal im

With Project: Bullyish advocacy rising, as the documentary has most recently had a lovely reception in France, more thoughts have crossed my mind. Firstly, with all my posts for Project: Bullyish, it's vital to get this out now: online forums are not a primary source. It's easy in the digital age for consumers to be fooled, and for someone to genuinely not know nor understand the consequences of believing such malarky online. That's what a lot of these underground digital me

Lillee Jean Trueman's Project: Bullyish documentary, filmed in 2022, premiering in 2024 at film festivals, continues to touch the masses. Bringing a raw directorial debut with her gritty film on criminal stalking and criminal online coordinated harassment campaigns, Trueman's story has risen higher. French streamers, such as Clakéosol , with Project: Bullyish, are sparking a global discussion on criminal harassment and the impact of criminal behavior online. Through several