Cassie Jaye

Cassie Jaye, born in 1986 in Fort Bragg, California, USA, is a renowned and influential figure in independent documentary filmmaking. Active since 2008, Jaye is highly acclaimed for her provocative documentaries, notably "Daddy I Do" which won Best Documentary at the Cannes Independent Film Festival, and "The Red Pill," a controversial exploration of the men's rights movement. Jaye's authorial style is characterized by her fearless approach to tackling divisive and often controversial issues, a trait that has earned her both praise and criticism in equal measure.

From the heart, Cassie Jaye is a director who dares to challenge societal norms and taboos, pushing the boundaries of documentary storytelling in a brave and unflinching manner.