Cyberbully

Taylor is a seventeen-year-old high school student whose excitement about online life quickly turns to fear as she becomes the target of vicious cyberbullying. She experiences depression and isolation but gradually seeks help and asserts her voice, demonstrating resilience and a push toward self-advocacy.

Samantha is Taylor's friend who initially helps protect her but later grapples with guilt over exposing the 'James' profile. She faces backlash yet ultimately supports Taylor's recovery, illustrating the complexities of teenage friendship in the digital age.

Lindsay is the popular student and main instigator of the online harassment Taylor endures. Her actions demonstrate how social status can empower cruelty and how group dynamics can amplify bullying in school settings.

Scott is Taylor's crush who invites her to the school dance, but their relationship becomes complicated as online rumors spread. He embodies the tension between adolescent romance and social reputation in a pressured high school environment.

Cheyenne is a friend who joins Taylor in navigating the impact of online rumors. She supports Taylor and attends recovery sessions, illustrating the power of female friendship during hardship.

Kris is Taylor's mother who challenges the school system and lawmakers to protect students from cyberbullying. Her advocacy drives family involvement in policy change and public awareness.

Eric, Taylor's younger brother, indirectly accelerates the crisis by hacking Taylor's laptop, highlighting how impulsive online acts can spiral into wider trouble and affect family dynamics.

Caleb is a gay classmate who faces harassment for his sexuality, broadening the film's focus to include LGBTQ+ experiences and the importance of inclusive support networks.