After their lives are overturned by vicious online harassment, three women seek justice from the internet.
Bande-annonce
Casting
Cynthia Lowen
Director
Carrie Goldberg
Self
Anita Sarkeesian
Self
Soraya Chemaly
Self - founder of Women's Media Center
Danielle Keats Citron
Self - author of book 'Hate Crimes in Cyberspace'
Tina Reine
Self
Wesley Hsu
Self
Jamia Wilson
Self
Mary Anne Franks
Self - professor of law, University of Miami
Carolyn Petit
Self - managing editor of Feminist Frequency
Elijah Aultman
Self
Bernie Wagenblast
Self - Subway Announcer
Cynthia Lowen
Writer
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Commentaires
7 commentaires
source: Netizens
'Netizens' is sensitive, thought provoking, and urgently timely, speaking to the epidemic of online violence with empathy and probing thoughtfulness. The women in the film are champions. You'll leave the film feeling empowered and cheering!
source: Netizens
'Netizens' is sensitive, thought provoking, and urgently timely, speaking to the epidemic of online violence with empathy and probing thoughtfulness. The women in the film are champions. You'll leave the film feeling empowered and cheering!
Regarding a documentary that features Sarkeesian as a hero should really have made their homework better. An individual that brought nothing but discredit to the gaming world which she tried to smear after failing to produce as a game developer (after collecting alot of money to do so from everyday people) and some less positive personal affairs. IDL for some reason decided to support her and traffic from their servers were logged in massive amounts to the mostly unknown new (to the online community) voices that were suddenly raised. Trying to discredit a whole group of people so that you can look slightly better, when that group contains tech savvy people isn't that bright and IDL's theocrats got exposed. Regarding what Wilard12 writes, those who don't know masonry, the tribe (two of the largest plutocratic informal interest groups, that share plenty of ground) can visit their local libraries and track down the open member lists of the freemasons (what is here referenced as the patriarchy - which is a plutocratic group more accurately), women are or have been accepted in at two points (one which is the present and stretches back a good two decades or more if i recall right). Large amounts of marginalised (in the offline society) spoke out on behalf of gamers/the gaming scoiety and against Sarkeesian, including heaps of women gamers. There will still be plenty of videos covering youtube unless google has caved there to IDL. When you play and spend time with gamers online all you need to do is play by your skill (dont be a newb and join high skill games and then complain), be willing to listen and learn - other qualities really does not matter much even though a positive attitude gets you a long way.
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