Assholes: A Theory — Full Version

, an Italian LGBTQ activist who reflects on her confrontations with Silvio Berlusconi.

, a former police officer who exposes misogyny within the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Assholes: A Theory

: The documentary examines real-world examples of "assholism" in entertainment (e.g., Kanye West) and politics (e.g., Silvio Berlusconi and Donald Trump). , an Italian LGBTQ activist who reflects on

The film investigates the "breeding grounds" of contemporary asshole culture, ranging from Silicon Valley's tech giants and Wall Street's "bear pits" to toxic workplace environments and populist politics. Key Features of the Documentary The film investigates the "breeding grounds" of contemporary

, a former tech executive who discusses the "move fast and break things" mantra in Silicon Valley.

: Rather than just identifying the problem, the film looks for signs of civility and suggests strategies for "asshole management," such as refusing to enable or celebrate toxic behavior.

is a feature-length documentary (2019) directed by John Walker, inspired by the New York Times bestselling book of the same name by philosophy professor Aaron James .