Wuss

Early on while watching this film, I'm pretty uncomfortable.  Real people just let others act this way toward them.  If it's going to be so fake, how about a hobo with a shotgun to enact justice?

But, as the movie unfolds, it grows on me.  The film is about a bullied teacher, too passive to react, until he joins forces with his best student to seek revenge.  I felt the story finished strong; it was a good film and I'm happy I saw it.

Wuss
2011, 96 minutes, directed by Clay Liford

I was happy to see most of the cast stay in town this late into the week.  Both Nate and Alicia attend.  A few notes from the Q&A:
Director Clay Liford explained that Alicia was working at a taco stand in Denton when she was talked into trying out.
All the rap music in the film is by Ryan Anderson, who also plays Re-up.
It was a 15-day shoot, with 7 days at the school.
115-page script, so lots of shots didn't make the final cut.