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TommyG663513 posted...

Though I doubt anyone watched the film and reached that conclusion. They probably just read the title and confused it with the reddit page or other violent/shameful aspects of the MRA movement.

Australia's main media has an extreme left-wing bias, so no great shock.

I've seen the movie as well and thought it was well put together and the creator/director has copped far too much hate over it for merely asking questions.

Yeah the filmmaker didn't appear to be 100% all in on MRAs by the films end either. She just seemed confused and wanted to ask more questions. She also seemed to have no interest or a lot less interest in labeling herself a feminist by the films end.

It seemed like her conclusion was rather reasonable. She was mostly just acknowledging the complexities and the grey areas of these various issues. She became sympathetic to many issues that were specific to men, but also seemed to maintain views that women were disadvantaged in various ways as well though that side wasn't covered nearly as much.

It is pretty sad to see that anything that doesn't support feminism 100% could be construed as misogynistic. It kind of highlights the problem this film is attempting to address.
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