The Hunting Ground,
directed by Kirby Dick and produced by Amy Ziering raises questions about the American's moral superiority. American loves to claim moral superiority regarding the societal
evolution of women’s rights. But this film forces America to look
inward and reckon with its own women — promising young women at the peak
of their potential — feeling unprotected on what should be the safest
possible ground. The directors interviews with
victims of alleged incidents of rape on college campuses all over the
U.S. make clear that young women’s complaints are too rarely taking
seriously by college administrators. One after another, the women on
camera describe being asked what they were wearing, whether they gave a
positive signal to the man that may have created confusion, and if they
had been drinking at the time of the incident. The new york times published an article Campus rape film, “The Hunting Ground,” punctures American moral superiority .
