A new trailer for a documentary highlighting the pattern of sexual abuse perpetrated by comedian Louis C.K. addresses the consequences of serial sexual misconduct in a post #MeToo culture.
"Sorry/Not Sorry,” which debuted at the Toronto International Film Festival last year, drags out the men — Joe Rogan, Neal Brennan and several other peers — who downplayed C.K.’s victims, made excuses for the comedian, or rejected accusations outright. It also dives into C.K.’s rehabilitation, and his Grammy-award-winning special, asking viewers to examine how the comedian was effectively able to profit off allegations of severe misconduct against him, even after admitting to inappropriate behavior.
