The Red Pill
Documentary • R • 2016 • 1 hr 58 min
Starring
Cassie Jaye, Alison Tieman, Attila Vinczer, Barbara Smith, Ben Evans
Directed By
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More interesting than I expected. Objective documentary which avoids partisan moralizing.
Incredibly important film. Often misinterpreted as anti-feminist, the film shows that men’s health is just as important. Have an open mind.
A very interesting take on feminism! It's not afraid to show the ugly side and definitely left an impact on me!
It's good at presenting a little explored side of "equality."
It doesn’t matter if you consider yourself a Feminist or not. You need to see this movie.
A documentary looking at a group that is often hated & ridiculed with no one actually taking the time to listen. Agree or not this is needed
Really well made. Love all the different perspectives provided.
A perspective that usually isn't showed by the media, interesting documentary.
Great documentary. Whether you agree with it or not it's a fabulous peice of informative film
Eye opening experience. Documentary that speaks about hipocrisy in todays feminism.
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