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Documentaries like The World According to Monsanto, Gasland, Split Estate, etc. Red Pill will be released on Digital by Midnight Releasing on December 3rd 2021. When a feminist filmmaker sets out to document the polarizing world of the Mens Rights Movement, she begins to question her own beliefs. Most of them are documentaries covering the corruption of companies like Monsanto, Dupont, Dow, Halliburton, Cabot Oil & Gas, Range resources, etc. Red Pill’s #Karensgonewild is a dose of what’s coming to America if liberal Whites don’t wake up.” Red Pill, written, directed, produced, and starring Pinkins, follows a group of liberal activists as they move to a red state to infiltrate the lives of anti. The cast of Red Pill is impressive and includes the likes of. Black women are intimately familiar with “Becky” and “Karen,” White women, who on the low end of the spectrum treat us as invisible, and on the high end weaponize their whiteness and sometimes cost us our lives. Gender equality is explored from the male perspective in this topical documentary that chronicles filmmaker Cassie Jayes yearlong cross-country odyssey. Red Pill premiered at the Pan African Film Festival that ran from February 28th to March 14th. “I wrote my own personal Get Out,” says Tonya Pinkins, “#Uprising2020 is White people waking up to the world Black and Brown folks have always known. The blue pill/red pill scene from The Matrix offers a deep analysis of a situation that may or may not pertain to real life depending on the actual situation. The weaponization of Whiteness themes in the film resonate with today’s fervour, particularly during #Uprising2020 and as the Becky/Karen trope assumes a greater place in White consciousness.”

The remarkably prescient film about the current political climate is profoundly relevant right now. “Written, directed, and produced by Tonya Pinkins Red Pill is a scary wake-up call about American politics.

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