Review of The Red Pill (2016) by Calders — 23 Nov 2016
The Red Pill is a fascinating movie that follows feminist film maker Cassie Jaye exploring the men's rights movement. Whilst she is expecting to find a movement of hidden misogyny when she meets the leaders of this movement she finds them to be reasonable people.
Perhaps move surprising to her is that their arguments for the seriousness of men's issues are believable and backed up by solid data. This leads Cassie to question many of her previously firmly held beliefs, and the viewer gets to see her on this journey.
This film really is what the best documentaries should be, not just something that confirms the modern zietgeist but a film that challenges the viewing to think about the world in a different way. Could it really be that we now live in a world where men are more disadvantaged than women, this is a film that will leave many believing that.
In short this is simply the must see film of the year, if not the last few years.
This review of The Red Pill (2016) was written by Calders on 23 Nov 2016.
The Red Pill has generally received very positive reviews.
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