UNTOUCHABLE at 51Fest with Ursula Macfarlane, Hope D’Amore, Erika Rosenbaum, & Charlotte Alter

New York Premiere. The inside story of the meteoric rise and shocking fall of movie titan Harvey Weinstein, Untouchable reveals how Weinstein acquired and deployed his formidable power over decades, exploring both the method and the collateral damage of his alleged abuses. Ursula Macfarlane’s documentary begins by giving context to the scandal and chronicling the rise and domination of Miramax and The Weinstein Company. Former employees re-examine what they thought they knew, and speak of their sense of shame and ‘survivor’s guilt’. But it is most impactful when the women who Weinstein allegedly harmed give their painfully frank accounts of what the alleged abuse did to their lives - physically, emotionally, professionally and financially. Compelling interviews with Rosanna Arquette, Hope D’Amore, Paz de la Huerta, Erika Rosenbaum and others underline how the wounds Weinstein allegedly inflicted, and the shame and guilt that have festered for years, continue to blight lives. Through the power of personal storytelling, Untouchable makes clear the vital importance of the #MeToo movement and the entertainment industry’s long overdue cultural reckoning. A haunting parable for our times, the film is also a beacon call for future generations.
Directed by Ursula Macfarlane. A Hulu release
Post-screening conversation with director Ursula Macfarlane and subjects Hope D’Amore and Erika Rosenbaum, moderated by Charlotte Alter, TIME, National Correspondent.
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[@kevindiaz2858]

¡Lynn Lynn!

[@devilishmode]

Everyone in the doc seemed genuine and invested in the cause, Other than Erika. Throughout it felt as if she was in character, Her expressions and speech seemed so forced and acted.. like it was showreel for the 5 minutes of fame.

[@reetikasingh6804]

Yes, glad someone else noticed too.

[@gajileskucevijan5621]

Lyyyynn!

[@alysonchapman4620]

Please keep talking. I have spent years in the ashame and trauma of my life. Psychologist help some but fight or flight becomes instinct.
I am smart enough to be able to live without working but when I can't find work from my mental health it affects my health insurance benefits living in a remote location to stay away from my zealots.
I can only say please stay talking!

I watched it and I didn't see a "victim", who wasn't complicit. They all decided to stay and give him a massage. Now they can claim anything, but some women said no and walked through an open door. HW is a degenerate, but he didn't kidnap anyone like Arial Castro. They wanted the money, fame, career boost.