No Safe Spaces PG-13

You have the right to remain silent.
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  • Rated: PG-13
  • Encoding: Region 1 (USA & Canada)
  • Released: September 15, 2020
  • Originally Released: 2019
  • Label: Moral Compass

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Rotten47%

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Total Count: 17

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User Ratings: 9
If the Left does not want "common sense" to become an exclusively conservative epithet, it ought to heed the lessons of this rangy tour of today's free-speech wars. Full Review
National Review
Dec 4, 2019
Rating: 3/5 -- No Safe Spaces provides an intermittently amusing and chilling reminder that the 1st Amendment rests on precarious footing and that our civics education has gone to hell. But I'm not entirely persuaded that America is in as much danger as it claims. Full Review
Book & Film Globe
Jan 4, 2020
Rating: 1/5 -- Overly long, illogical docu is long-winded and obnoxious. Full Review
Common Sense Media
Oct 25, 2019
Rating: 1/4 -- Two smug, smirking jerks having a conservative "free speech" circle smirk Full Review
Movie Nation
Nov 16, 2019
Rating: 75/100 -- No Safe Spaces isn't designed to engender debate or honestly engage the very real problem it purports to investigate. It's self-serving and obvious. Full Review
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
Dec 6, 2019
Rating: 2/4 -- It argues for common sense and values while railing against dogma. But what is one person's dogma except someone else's common sense and values? Full Review
Denver Post
Nov 6, 2019
For a film that repeatedly stresses the importance of free speech, No Safe Spaces never really makes clear why listening to Dennis Prager adds any value to one's life. Full Review
Ian Thomas Malone
Dec 10, 2019

Product Description:

Director Justin Folk's political documentary follows conservative political commentator Dennis Prager and comedian Adam Carolla as they engage college students and academics in debates about the role of safe spaces in American universities. They also explore how the suppression of free speech is detrimental to the American democracy as well as recent incidents where student protesters prevented conservative speakers from sharing their opinions and ideas on college campuses.

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  • UPC: 683904708021
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