BRITAIN'S ANTI-FEMINIST MEN

Cinemavixion Review

This documentary plunges into the complex and often contentious world of modern masculinity, exploring the rise of anti-feminist sentiments among a segment of young men. Through Reggie's encounters at Hyde Park's Speakers' Corner and within the MGTOW movement, the film offers a glimpse into ideologies that perceive feminism as having overstepped its bounds. The narrative extends to controversial figures like 'pick-up artist' Roosh V, whose advice on male-female interactions is presented alongside a palpable disaffection towards women. The documentary navigates the digital landscape where anti-feminist views find fertile ground, highlighting the prevalence of online trolls and separatist communities. It's a thought-provoking, albeit unsettling, examination of contemporary gender dynamics and the voices shaping the discourse around men's rights and perceived societal shifts.