This documentary is one of the most difficult you will ever watch. The men who raped medical student Jyoti Singh have no remorse at all, and they and their defense attorneys talk casually about how the woman was at fault for her rape and murder. It's liked being punched repeatedly in the stomach to hear first hand how these people feel about women - ALL women. The bravery of the women who dare to speak out after the rape of Singh are so incredibly inspirational and brave, because you know they are facing horrors for doing so, but the misogyny expressed by so many others in this film mean you finish watching this documentary and feel absolutely gutted and hopeless.
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