Louis C.K. 'Sorry/Not Sorry' Doc Review: Where Are the Male Comedians?
“Sorry/Not Sorry,” a new documentary about the disgraced comedian, shows us why we need to keep the #MeToo conversation going.
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“Sorry/Not Sorry,” a new documentary about the disgraced comedian, shows us why we need to keep the #MeToo conversation going.
Louis C.K. was one of the most successful standup comedians in the industry until he was accused of sexual misconduct. In the ‘90s, Louis C.K. began his career as a writer for several well-known comedians, including David Letterman, Conan O'Brien, Dana Carvey and Chris Rock. As a writer, he earned several Emmy nominations for his
Louis C.K. gained critical acclaim for his 2010 series ‘Louie’ but his career plummeted after he was accused of sexual misconduct in 2017
A new documentary titled 'Sorry/Not Sorry' is premiering at the Toronto International Film Festival, delving into the #MeToo scandal surrounding comedian Louis C.K. The film examines the allegations against C.K., the fallout for those who came forward, and C.K.'s comeback in comedy.
In #MeToo supporters’ eyes, Wolf says, it didn’t “matter what you did. You could have raped somebody or accidentally whispered into a boob. It’s all the same, and you have to die.”