In a small town where everyone knows your name, two teenage girls find their lives shattered by a single night. Directed by Bonni Cohen and Jon Shenk, this searing documentary weaves together the parallel stories of Daisy Coleman and Audrie Pott, both subjected to brutal sexual assaults that were documented and shared online by their peers. As the girls struggle to piece themselves back together, they face a secondary trauma: a community that turns against them, a justice system that fails them, and a relentless cyberbullying campaign that amplifies their pain. Through intimate interviews with Daisy Coleman, her family, and other survivors like Delaney Henderson, the film exposes the devastating ripple effects of assault in the digital age, where a crime is just the beginning. A powerful and urgent portrait of resilience, "Audrie & Daisy" confronts the culture of victim-blaming and asks what it truly takes for a young voice to be heard.