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This is a great documentary film that shines a light on what happens behind closed doors. Not everything is as it seems. Women and children's experiences are still dismissed by many in society.

This film provides a good combination of expert testimonies and testimonies from women and children who have been impacted by cross-sex ideating men. It is both emotional and educational. It highlights important aspects of the common narrative, that is often swept under the rug.

The film is a good length and is split "mini chapters" of sort covering various important points without dragging on for too long.

I recommend everyone watch this film.

This is an very excellent documentary bringing light upon a very important, yet ignored, topic not only in Australia but also around the world. It was not an easy watch, but it was a truthful documentary. It was emotionally moving as the documentary exposes the meat industry that many Australians and people around the globe don't know about, yet participate in every single day. The cinematography was well done in this movie. The documentary was extremely well put together, easy to follow. The narration was deeply moving. Overall it is a very good documentary. The duration was just the right length. I highly recommend everybody watch it and educate yourselves.