GIRLS CAN'T SPEAK At New School | Dhar Mann Studios

When a shy high school senior discovers a toxic ranking system objectifying girls at her school, she secretly starts an anonymous feminist blog, igniting a movement that challenges the status quo, exposes deep-seated misogyny, and forces her to find her voice in the fight for equality.

In Honor of International Women's Day

Inspired By: Moxie

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00:00 GIRLS CAN'T SPEAK At New School
23:31 RECOMMENDED VIDEO TO WATCH NEXT!

CREDITS
Executive Producer: Dhar Mann
Idea: Michelle Do, Mackenzie, Fiza Rubbab
Writer: Michelle Do, Dhar Mann
Director / Cinematographer: Samuel Delfavero
Senior Managers: Ruben Ortiz, Tony Corsini, Christopher M. Brown, Octavio Perez
Senior Producer: Artii Smith
Editor: Leonita Zhdrella
Assistant Editor: Adolfo Garduño
Composer: Nick Audy
Colorist: Maria Mora
Sound Designer: Lucca Mendez
VFX Editor: Ian Kursacov
Casting Manager: Kevin Svec
Casting Associate: Maral Manesh
Pre Production Managers: Hope Mueller, Luz Alcaraz, AJ Vargas
Post Production Managers: Brian Nelson, Allan Dave Castro
Breakdown Associate: Heni Sazon
Bookings Manager: Kevin Acciani
Bookings Associates: Nix Villarubin, Sherri Salazar, Khai Almendrala, Lea Leysis, Angelo Cadapan, Andro Cadapan
1st AD - Shaily Sanghvi
Gaffer - Grace Cannon
PA - Jordan Danel
Audio - Seth Garrett
Makeup/Hair: Brittany Fontaine, Elite Engle
Wardrobe: Nadia Tulin, Alexis Chaney, Audrey O’Bryon
Sound Mixer / Boom Operator: Seth Garrett
Set Dresser: Cory Maracle, Emmett Lee Merritt, Duncan Reddy
Props and Inventory Manager: Manuel Alcaraz
Props Associate: Armand Bashar
Production Design: Dara Waxman
Art PA: Jillian Fudali
Inventory Associate: Joshua Bogert
Operations: Alejandro Clemente, Rogelio Urena, Austin Aerts, Daniel Bagamba, Raul Santellano
Security: Emilio Varela, Jhonnathan Rodriguez
Facilities: Sam Soto, Jesus Regin, Elbira Albares, Rocio Toledo Castro, Ingrid Baiza, Carlos Baiza
Stunt Coordinator: Lorenzo Carreon

Actors:
Chyanne - Mai Yang
Niall - Jackie Tran
Scarlett - Bhaavika Gaddam
Matt - Dylan barton
Katie - Leehana Menelik
Shay - Jodi Leigh
Principal Harris - Paul McCrillis
Teen girl 1 - Mikaila Huertas
Teen girl 2 - Natalie-Noel Prevot
Teen girl 3 - Angela De La Cruz
Teen girl 4 - Ruby Isabella Enriquez
Teen girl 5 - Nadine "Elise" Kurkchubasche
Brianna - Samantha Drews
Female athlete 1 - Virginia Trent
Mr. Leonard - Xander Bailey
Female student 1 - Maribel Landeros
Ms. Ryan - Aneela Qureshi
Student 1 - Zoe Prior
Jock 1 - Niko Passi
Jock 2 - Arnol Zepeda
Student 2 - Daria Kokora
Female athlete 2 - Destiny McKinney
Female athlete 3 - Karlie OHearn
Secretary - Raquel Rothermund
Artist 1 - Aimé
Artist 2 - Anthony Topsfield
Artist 3 - Taninna Oukacine
Art instructor - Sheila M. Lockhart
Nerdy artist - Mink
Student 3 - Joseph Monchez
Cheerleader 1 - Dani Chace
Cheerleader 2 - Hope Maloney
Cheerleader 3 - KJ Newsom
Female student 2 - Ianella Vaoni
Female student 3 - Annastasia Marie
Female student 4 - Averey Kennedy
Male student 1 - Narong Sok
Male student 2 - Ellis Middleton
Male student 3 - Austin Keiser
Male student 4 - Javier Duran
Young Scarlett - Tanisha Yaduvanshi
Boy 1 - Max Rivers
Boy 2 - Logan Matthews
Cop 1 - Aaron Makai McGlover
Cop 2 - Lewas Delgado

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[Ayamushy]

The fact that purple also represents domestic violence and physical violence survivors just shows how much thought was put into this video. <3

[PlayingDTIwithMila]

The fact that this was posted on international women’s day, makes me think that he was actually planning it, and again amazing video dhar😊

[FrostAndBloom]

Finally a video with a meaning not a “boy is preppy and gets made fun of” video

[duaneyazzie]

It’s nice to see Leehana to play a nice character for once and not a bully. 😅

[chocolatecheesecake]

This episode actually had a good meaning and wasn’t just something like
“kid likes anime and gets bullied” I actually loved this episode cause it touched on something real and it was actually entertaining and realistic so I loved this one!!

[olivabuckhanon]

"If you're not doing something about the problem, you're part of the problem." Thanks Dhar 💜💜

[ruheespamz-hb]

I love how this was inspired by Moxie. Moxie is an amazing movie. Def worth the watch.

[PlayerRBLX_]

I love how this video was posted to kick off women’s month!!!

[matthewfendick]

“Bad things happen when good people remain silent”
Happy Women’s History Month to ALL the women being such inspirations to making an impact in their lives.
Thank you, Dhar Mann as always!
God Bless You, Sir!
You’ll always be my favorite YouTuber!

[GunHawks]

Why is there like 7 kids in the school

[georgemavridis]

the acting is honestly teriffic ! keep up the amazing work🥰

[muppet_horse]

22:04 OMG they did a good makeup job though it looks so realistic..

[Chronade]

Instant laughter the moment I saw the bully run away from the Police Officers! 🤣🤣🤣
Happy International Women's Day! You know one day I would make a living outta singin' 'bout you! 🧡

[artist_rule]

THIS WAS SO GOOD LIKE BY FAR THE BESTEST.
i love how its adressing real issues because females getting treated like objects is very real

[Celestial_cat_]

"Gender equality and racial equality should exist! All around the world."
We say in unison

[KristinaBelx]

The principal is such a bad guy, he doesn't even listen to what the girls are saying.

[dianaaaaaa]

7:34 “But…You are cute” made me laugh for some reason😂

[kaylaandninjax]

Oh my god, such a beautiful story, I started crying at the end.
I wish all women saw this and realised that no man has the right to abuse (physically or verbally) them.
💜💜
Wonderful job Dhar xx

[AliaAlKaabi-kn]

21:46 why did it look like she was saying “I f0ck!ng love you” 😂😂😂

[NinjaRoy]

9:28 finally they don’t wear shoes in the house loll😂