Kirby Dick

That sounds familiar.

Uh-huh, an American documentary directed by Kirby Dick and produced by Amy Ziering that exposes sexual assaults on college campuses and how school administrators handle or cover up these crimes.

It follows the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, um, alongside cases at Harvard, Notre Dame, and Florida State University.

How does it portray, like, the incentive structure for the administrators that are covering it up? Like, it's just a bar?

To some extent.

Uh, it started for me with Kirby Dick, who, uh, it was probably about exactly a year ago, I ran into Kirby at a screening and he's like, "Hey, uh, IDA are doing an advocacy committee and would you..." You know, anyway, so I said, "Give me a call," 'cause I have some experience.

And then, and then I think towards the end of October last year he called and he said, "We've got to make a statement against this Paramount merger," which at the time, uh, was more likely to be Netflix, if you remember.

Right.

Never mind something as heinous as this.

Kirby Dick and Amy Ziering, the filmmaking team behind Alan vs. Pharaoh, feel that the Annie Hall filmmaker, whose behavior toward Dylan was deemed grossly inappropriate by a judge in the child custody trial he lost, shouldn't merely hide behind a prepared statement.

Wow.

Okay.

Is that

Kirby Dick? No, it's not Kirby Dick.

Yeah, I don't remember who's doing it.

Is it Morgan Neville? Someone's doing it.

One of the videos I'll play maybe when we don't have you, I don't want to do it right now, but this isn't just one school, as we've said.

This is from the documentary, The Hunting Ground by Kirby Dick, The Hunting Ground.

sexual assault is the number two, the most common, the second most common type of insurance claim against a fraternity is rape.

Yeah.