The movie "I, Daniel Blake", about a man who has had a heart attack and struggles with the social system to receive his benefits and entitlements. I'm English and spent half my childhood in England, and lived in London for 2 years, and this movie really resonated with me. So many times I heard from homeless men that the councils turned them down for being "single white males." The first 90 seconds of the movie were haunting. I don't want to give too much away, but see this if you can. The movie covered a myriad of social issues and a key character is a single mother, so it expanded beyond a basic MRA scope, but its excellent, and the director/writer was obviously someone who 'gets it.'
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