American Circumcision got some positive press in a write-up on the Social Justice Film Festival:
One film that might raise a few eyebrows is “American Circumcision.” The documentary explores the modern circumcision debate. It shows interviews from those who support the Jewish-ritual-turned-American-custom to those questioning the validity of circumcising male babies.
In the trailer, “intactivists” (intact + activists) are shown carrying signs that read “circumcision is torture,” “circumcision is harmful and unnecessary” and “occupy foreskin.” The nearly two-hour-long film touches on sex, politics and religion.
“I like that film because it’s a topic that most people don’t think of as a social justice issue,” [SJFF Assistant Director] Brady said. “I think that line will be eye-opening, perhaps, or I think at the very least it will make people think and stimulate conversation.”
Read the full article here.
American Circumcision will screen at the Social Justice Film Festival at 6pm this Sunday, November 19th, on International Mens Day.