Hartford Courant (Hartford, CT) January 27, 2014
"A teen made anti-bullying short film directed by 19 year old Nicholas Lamoreux is planned to be screened at Hamden's 'The Space' arts venue with the intention to bring about change among children and teenagers. The event will host two screenings; at 4 p.m. and 5:40 p.m., offering a band performance as the intermission. His short film 'Forgive Me' takes a "peer to peer" approach in an attempt to educate and empathize with students affected by bullying. All are welcome to attend, and tickets will be available upon entering.
John Rowland, former Connecticut governor and host of WTIC News Talk 1080, discussed bullying with Nicholas Lamoreux on his radio show. 'It's one thing to see an anti-bullying campaign with Hollywood stars talking about it in general terms', Rowland writes. 'But when 19 and 20 year old kids produce a film, with the first-hand knowledge and experience of what is actually happening in our schools and on the internet then it has a chilling effect.'" Read More
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