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(797) 7.7 100 min 2019 Subtitles and Closed Captions

No Safe Spaces is a movie starring Adam Carolla, Dennis Prager, and Jordan Peterson. No Safe Spaces contends that identity politics and the suppression of free speech are spreading into every part of society and threatening to...

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Documentary
Director
Justin Folk
Starring
Ben Shapiro, Dennis Prager, Jordan Peterson, Adam Carolla

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Genres Documentary
Director Justin Folk
Writer John Sullivan
Stars Ben Shapiro, Dennis Prager, Jordan Peterson, Adam Carolla
Country USA
Runtime 1 h 40 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
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Description No Safe Spaces contends that identity politics and the suppression of free speech are spreading into every part of society and threatening to divide America.

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12 customer reviews about «No Safe Spaces»

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Jeffrey Harvey
Thursday, 30 Jul 2020 05:16

I was in the theatre when the film came out and I really enjoyed it. But I wasn't expecting it to be as funny as it was. I really like Mr. Bean and his show. But he is a character that doesn't really appeal to me. He doesn't really pull off a funny character, he just doesn't really have that good of a time. I'm a big fan of Tom Green's, but I don't think his comedy has that same humor. I also don't think he has that comedic talent that Mr. Bean has. So I think I will wait until the DVD to watch the film. I did enjoy the film and it was very entertaining. But I think it is a little too serious to be a comedy and that Mr. Bean doesn't have a funny side to his personality. So I'm not sure what the audience would think about it.
Harold
Tuesday, 28 Jul 2020 02:56

This is a great documentary on the issue of sexual assault on campus, and the efforts made by college administrations to do something about it. The filmmakers followed college presidents, professors, counselors, and victims of sexual assault to share their experiences and advice on how to prevent these crimes. This documentary covers a wide range of topics, from the administration, to student groups, to the police, to the courts, and to the student. Most of the men who were raped are not public figures, so this documentary brings out the worst in them. In the end, you get a great idea of how the system works, and the how institutions are made up of different layers. The film also explains why these crimes are so hard to prosecute. Finally, the film shows the statistics of the rape rate, and how it affects college campuses. This film is a must see, and is definitely recommended for anyone who wants to know more about the issue.
Keith
Wednesday, 22 Jul 2020 03:59

The film, Safe Spaces, is a beautifully shot, insightful, and thought-provoking documentary on the harm of sexual harassment in the workplace. It is narrated by Jessica Ahlquist, the young woman who was sexually harassed by her boss, John Kruk. It is a testament to the power of women's voices that the film was not just nominated for an Oscar, but was also the winner of the Audience Award at the Academy Awards. As a result, Safe Spaces has become a movement and a cause celebre for women everywhere. The film is not perfect. There are a few instances where the documentary goes a bit too long, and the end of the film is a bit abrupt. But the film is still very much worth watching. It is the story of a young woman who fought for her rights, and the ways in which she had to fight back. I have no idea if this is true, but it is a powerful and compelling story. I also think that the film is very much about the power of women's voices. I was impressed with how many women were willing to speak out about the harm that sexual harassment can cause to women, and to use their voices in the fight to end the problem. I think that is a very important part of the film, and I would recommend it to anyone who has ever experienced sexual harassment in the workplace. Safe Spaces is a must-see.
Brian Jenkins
Friday, 17 Jul 2020 06:17

The movie is about the dangers of Internet anonymity. It was first shown at the New York Public Library. Some other local venues have also shown it. I was interested in seeing it because it is a documentary about the student movement that took place at San Francisco State University. The movie covers many aspects of the student movement, including organizing, protests, and protests. It covers the creation of the Internet, what was the history of the Internet, and the rise of the Internet. I was pleased to see the diversity of students represented. There were many student organizations represented, and each student group represented their group's interests and issues. This movie showed the impact of the Internet on the student movement. I am interested in seeing more of this movie. I hope that more people will see it and discuss it with others. It is a good movie that should be seen by anyone interested in the Internet.
Ashley Ross
Wednesday, 15 Jul 2020 03:58

In this documentary, people, mostly students, talk about what they think of their schools. They talk about everything from bullying to rape to rape apologism to promiscuity to homosexuality and everything in between. There are some powerful stories of students who had to leave schools due to such bullying, and people who came to talk about their experience. The real story is the extraordinary array of opinions, and the way they all come together to form a real unified opinion. You might say, "but that's just one person's opinion!" But in a democracy, that is precisely what the public has a right to have. That's what the movie was about, and it did a really good job of it. It makes you really care about what people are saying, and makes you feel like you're getting a really good look at the minds of some of the most interesting people in the world. There are some very disturbing things in the film, and if you like a really well done documentary, this is the one for you.
Walter S.
Tuesday, 30 Jun 2020 02:53

A very very nice documentary that chronicles a very very important topic. I love documentaries that show the stories behind some of the most important and important people in our world. My friends and I watched this on the TV and it really touched us. We watch documentaries on TV and they are usually boring and very boring. But this documentary really made us laugh and cry because it is so funny and so sad. The film was made by friends of people involved and friends of the subjects in the film. It is a really nice documentary that shows us a side of people that we would never see. I really recommend this film.
Donna
Sunday, 28 Jun 2020 00:34

This is a documentary that shows the life of an average White person. No Safe Spaces shows that the White American is a very privileged group. The documentary shows how racism has a very deep impact on this group of people and how society does not tolerate them, nor do they understand what they are facing. They are not a problem to the White American. When White Americans have not been in power, and when the White American is being discriminated against and oppressed, the White American can not see what is happening to him or her. I will also add that White Americans are very much a "bunch of men", that are very different from one another. White Americans are only interested in one thing, to have power. They are not interested in equality, or social justice. What we need is a revolution, because the white man is not only the one to blame for the problems of society, he is also the one who is the only one who will have the power to solve them. One can be a racist, but the other can not be racist. A revolution is needed. For this documentary to be able to show us what this White man is facing, we need to know that it is not just about White Americans. This documentary has many things that I would love to know, but I am only an average White American. I am not an expert on White people, but I know that racism is the only thing that can make us different from each other. For White people, if you are not from White America, you should know that racism is the reason why you can't see yourselves as a group of people. For White Americans, when we do not get the opportunity to see ourselves as people, we are not going to be able to understand what is going on around us. I am very much impressed with this documentary. It has been very interesting for me to watch a documentary about a White American, and the fact that it shows that racism is a big problem for the White American. I have seen the documentary twice now. I have to tell you, that it is still very interesting. I still have to see it a second time, to see if it still has the same impact on me. The documentary has changed my outlook on racism, but I think that it still has a lot of problems to solve.
Hannah
Wednesday, 17 Jun 2020 13:25

I haven't read the book, but I have heard some wonderful things about this movie, and I am really looking forward to watching it, so I guess I am expecting a lot from it. I am in a similar position as many of the people who wrote reviews here, so I have to be honest with you guys. There are some things that are really important, and others that are just plain silly. I think some of the stuff on the 'safe space' topic is kind of useful, because it can be a catalyst for a lot of other issues, and it can also give people who have been bullied the opportunity to come out of their shell a little bit. As for what is 'silly' - I've heard people say that the part where they are explaining the history of the show in the opening credits is a little silly, but I think they are right. It is an example of one of those things that could be viewed as silly, but is actually very important in the movie. So I think that it's probably good to include that little bit in the movie. Overall, I was really surprised at how much this movie was really worth. It was pretty funny, but also heart-wrenching. There are some really powerful messages that are being communicated throughout the movie, and that is why I rated it a 9, rather than a 10. I will probably watch the movie again, because there is a lot of great stuff to take away from it, but I hope that it does not make me forget what I really want to remember. I am really looking forward to seeing it again, and hope that I can actually remember some of it.
Charles C.
Sunday, 03 May 2020 12:35

This film really touched my heart. If you are a victim of sexual violence, or if you have experienced it, this film will make you feel much better. I am a survivor of sexual violence, and am grateful for the film. The way the film was shot was the best part of the movie. It showed the pain, and the rage that was caused by the crimes, and it was in a very genuine way. The acting was great, and I would recommend the film to anyone who is involved in sexual violence or knows someone who is. I strongly recommend this film to anyone who is not already involved in sexual violence.
George M.
Sunday, 03 May 2020 06:07

I saw this documentary on Netflix, and it was very well done. It is based on a book by Ben Stein, and the documentary focuses on his experiences as a professor at a private college in Texas. The documentary was very well done. The audience could sense how much his personal life was affected by his work. He talked about his experiences at a private college, which is a huge part of the reason why he became a professor. The film also covers his time in the Army, which he did after graduating from the University of Texas. This is important because the military and the college were very different. For example, at the college, he worked with a professor who was a devout Christian, whereas at the military, he was more of an atheist. This is very important because the military was a very different environment. He also talked about his experiences with the military, and how he has dealt with PTSD. The film also covers his experiences in Iraq, where he was deployed. Overall, this film was very well done. I would highly recommend it to anyone who wants to know more about how academics deal with trauma. It was well done and informative.
Theresa
Saturday, 02 May 2020 19:31

This is one of the most important documentaries that I have ever seen. It is full of facts about the truth about the Jewish religion, Judaism, and the anti-semitism that existed in Nazi Germany. It is a film that I would recommend to anyone that wants to see the truth about the holocaust. If you do not understand anything about it, then you do not understand anything about it.
Grace B.
Friday, 01 May 2020 10:27

I was shocked to see the title of this film, so I thought it was going to be a boring, slow documentary about the school shootings that took place in Connecticut in 2012. But, it wasn't. I felt like this movie would be boring, but it was actually really informative. It is not an easy film to watch, but if you are open-minded, you will be shocked. This movie is a must see for people who have any interest in gun control, the media, or any other subject. It's a documentary that should be required viewing for every person who is responsible about their children. I would recommend this film to anyone who is interested in gun control, or the media.
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