The bro code how contemporary culture creates sexist men
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"Viewer discretion advised: contains violent & sexual imagery"--Opening screen.

Special feature: Creating better men.

Director of photography, Michael Enriquez ; editor, Thomas Keith.

With Thomas Keith ; interviewees: Michael Kimmel, Robert Jensen, Neal King, Douglas Rushkoff, Shira Tarrant, J.W. Wiley, Angel Acosta, Kevin Pearson, Myriam Miedzian, Rory Ried, Don Graves, Timothy Hamp, Gilbert Pete, Michael Leahy, Gonzalo Rucobo, Richard Taklender, Also includes a recorded clip of Tony Porter.

"Filmmaker Thomas Keith takes aim at the forces in male culture that condition boys and men to dehumanize and disrespect women. Keith breaks down a range of contemporary media forms, zeroing in on movies and music videos that glamorize womanizing, pornography that trades in the brutalization of women, comedians who make fun of sexual assault, and a groundswell of men's magazines and cable TV shows that revel in old-school myths of American manhood. Even as epidemic levels of men's violence against women persist in the real world, the message Keith uncovers in virtually every corner of our entertainment culture is clear: It's not only normal -- but cool -- for boys and men to control and humiliate women. Arguing that there's nothing normal, natural, or inevitable about this mentality, The Bro Code challenges young people, young men and women alike, to step up and fight back against the idea that being a real man means being sexist"--From publisher's website.

DVD; NTSC; all region; Dolby digital stereo.; aspect ratio 4:3.1.

In English, with optional English subtitles.