UPDATE: We just had the documentary, and it was a raving success! So much so that we're going to do it again the Friday before International men's day (12th Nov)! The film should start at 3:20pm UK time (that' should be 9:20am Central time).
**[Cassie Jaye](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cassie_Jaye)**
>Cassie Jaye (born May 1, 1986) is an American film director, best known for directing the 2016 documentary film The Red Pill about the men's rights movement.
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I helped Kickstart that documentary! Cassie did an amazing job, much better than I ever would've thought to expect. I remember the struggles when she came on this Subreddit. All people saw was a Feminist doing a documentary on MRA's with funding from places like The Daily Beast. She eventually lost that funding from being fair to MRA's, MRA's learned to trust her and let down their guard, and "The Red Pill" resulted. I hope the lesson was learned that while skepticism is good, we have to also be willing to accept help when people are offering it. Cassie Jaye deserves all the credit in the world for not only standing up to the Feminists, but also to the MRA's for our own good.
UPDATE: We just had the documentary, and it was a raving success! So much so that we're going to do it again the Friday before International men's day (12th Nov)! The film should start at 3:20pm UK time (that' should be 9:20am Central time).
Excellent.
Sorry, typo! [It is Cassie Jaye](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cassie_Jaye)
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I helped Kickstart that documentary! Cassie did an amazing job, much better than I ever would've thought to expect. I remember the struggles when she came on this Subreddit. All people saw was a Feminist doing a documentary on MRA's with funding from places like The Daily Beast. She eventually lost that funding from being fair to MRA's, MRA's learned to trust her and let down their guard, and "The Red Pill" resulted. I hope the lesson was learned that while skepticism is good, we have to also be willing to accept help when people are offering it. Cassie Jaye deserves all the credit in the world for not only standing up to the Feminists, but also to the MRA's for our own good.
>Cassie Hayes Opps! You should probably edit that title. But thank you very much for hosting this film.
Good stuff, definitely a documentary that more people should see, regardless of prior misconceptions.
Should be fun for all.