Every Body

Focus Features | Release Date: June 30, 2023

3.6	USER SCORE Generally unfavorable reviews based on 25 Ratings

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SheepsyhereJul 2, 2023

I personally enjoy salads with croutons, because it gives the salad overall more taste.

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DamigamermxusJul 2, 2023

Woke Hollywood does it again. This movie is just bad and the poster is woke and that what’s wrong about society in 2023

6 of 13 users found this helpful67

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manehahaJul 2, 2023

I don't know why the critical reviewers are so afraid to tell the truth, the movie is just ****

5 of 12 users found this helpful57

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olifromsolly2Jul 2, 2023

What a surprise that critics give this glowing reviews yet "What is a Woman" is seen by several hundred million people and only has a single review logged.

7 of 17 users found this helpful710

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raphaeladidasJul 2, 2023

Just want to counteract the 0 ratings from the bigots. Listen, basement dwellers, just because the world is too complicated for you to understand doesn't make it okay for you to spew your hate everywhere.

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IndiefilmloverJul 3, 2023

Julie Cohen who co-directed "RGB," and "My Name is Pauli Murray" with Betsy West goes out on her own with "Every Body," an insightful documentary about a rarely explored minority -- intersex people. It focuses on three individuals Saifa,Julie Cohen who co-directed "RGB," and "My Name is Pauli Murray" with Betsy West goes out on her own with "Every Body," an insightful documentary about a rarely explored minority -- intersex people. It focuses on three individuals Saifa, Alicia, and River, who were each born exhibiting characteristics of both genders. For those who believe that gender is strictly binary (either you're a male or female), the film reveals that for approximately 240,000 people in the United States, they don't neatly fit into either category. Unlike trans people who identify with a different gender than the one assigned at birth, intersex people often externally resemble one gender, but genetically may indicate the opposite gender. For example, an individual may have breasts like a female, but be genetically male with testes. The film also explores attempts by doctors to surgically "assign" a gender to a person (often at a very young age) that may conflict with one's gender identity. The stories of all three subjects are diverse with some common threads. For those who come with an open mind, "Every Body" is a provocative and moving work that can heal wounds and literally save lives.… Expand

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JPSilva88Jul 3, 2023

Based on how many cavemen this has upset its a 10/10. I wish some of these people would get a life...

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TVJerryJul 6, 2023

An intersex person used to be inaccurately called a hermaphrodite, but the correct definition is any individual born with sexual characteristics that don't fit the typical binary notion of male/female bodies (there are more than 30 intersexAn intersex person used to be inaccurately called a hermaphrodite, but the correct definition is any individual born with sexual characteristics that don't fit the typical binary notion of male/female bodies (there are more than 30 intersex variations). This doc introduces 4 people who had non-consensual medical interventions in an attempt to alter their gender identity. Most of the time is spent interviewing the 3 individuals who are leading the political the movement. They discuss the harm that they've endured, both physically and emotionally, while blazing a path for acceptance and recognition. The 4th profile features a story about the landmark case of David Reimer, which in some ways is more touching than their current stories. This is a fascinating subject and this doc does a good job of stating the case. The major points get repeated, which slows down the momentum, and the music choices can be a bit too obvious. Even so, this little-known subject is brought proudly and effectively out in the open, helping increase understanding and appreciation for all humankind.… Expand

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