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The Red Pill

2016 · Movie · R · 118 min

7.5(219)unSUB Rating

Documentary

A feminist filmmaker sets out to document the polarizing Men’s Rights Movement and ends up confronting assumptions she didn’t expect to question. Through interviews, personal reflections, and clashing viewpoints, the film explores debates around gender equality, power, and privilege while highlighting how hard it can be for opposing sides to truly listen.

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Details
Years
2016
Release date
2016-10-14
Language
English
Rated
R
Runtime
118 min
Max quality
HD
TMDB rating (input)
7.5/10 (219 votes)
About

You’ll likely enjoy this if you want a challenging, conversation-starting documentary about modern gender politics and contested narratives, in the vein of 13th or Explained; Not for you if you want a calm, consensus-driven take.

Pros: provocative perspective shift; wide-ranging interviews; sparks debate | Cons: uneven depth and nuance; muddled thesis at times; rough, low-budget feel

Themes

  • politics
  • feminism
  • interview
  • based on true story
  • equality
  • human rights
  • gender
  • gender roles
  • misogyny
  • social documentary
  • woman director
  • identity politics
  • +6 more

Cast & crew

  • Cassie Jaye

    Cassie Jaye

    as Self

  • AT

    Alison Tieman

    as Self

  • AV

    Attila Vinczer

    as Self

  • BS

    Barbara Smith

    as Self

  • BE

    Ben Evans

    as Self

  • BM

    Brian de Matos

    as Self

  • CS

    Carnell Smith

    as Self

  • CB

    Chanty Binx

    as Self

  • DP

    Dan Perrins

    as Self

  • DJ

    Darrah De Jour

    as Self

Directed by Cassie Jaye