Fake Friends and Fraudulent Behavior, a ‘White Lie’ Film Review
‘White Lie’ plays out like a classic cautionary tale, warning about consequences of lying while also showcasing an unfortunate reality of fraudulent charities and fake friends.
Tiffany Simms
Tiffany, a self-described multicultural hobbit, is passionate about storytelling, whether it is through writing, photography, filmmaking, or acting, with the goal of creating a dialogue on social issues that will result in greater empathy for one another. She has previously written for Lee University's Clarion and The Daebak Company, focusing on food, entertainment, and culture. Currently, she is a photographer under the moniker Tiffotography and a food blogger/YouTuber called Tiffoodie.
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