I was amazed that the person who was behind the whole documentary was an ex-feminist. At first I was like, oh great another production bashing men with a bait and switch title, but I soon realized it was anything but an anti-male documentary.

What amazed me even more, is that even when faced with a woman who only wants to seek logic, the feminists being interviewed were overly hostile and loud. As much as I hate to admit, I was holding back tears at some points. I never knew a documentary could make me do that, up till now.

I was outraged to learn that France made DNA testing largely illegal. I mean what kind of law is that? I though it was some sick joke until I Googled for further information and I could not believe my eyes. It seems that DNA testing is only allowed in limited circumstances, by court order. This is basically a carte blanche for French women to cheat on their husbands with almost zero consequences. So much for gender equality

Overall TheRedPill is a brilliant piece of work and it should have been promoted more. I only got to learn about it from Reddit and nowhere else. Had it been a pro feminism documentary, I'm sure we would have been brainwashed by the media about it. But since it is a pro men's rights production, it gets limited media coverage. Again, so much for gender equality.

For me, the best part was at the end, when the producer says that she is no longer a feminist.