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Deep Dive: Daddy I Do (2010)

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Daddy I Do
In 'Daddy I Do', the Purity Ball is presented as a symbol of a father's commitment to his daughter's virginity. The documentary examines the impact of such events on young women's decisions about their sexuality and self-worth. It contrasts Abstinence-Only Programs with Comprehensive Sex Education, discussing the consequences of these educational approaches on issues like teen pregnancies, abortions, STDs, and societal problems such as poverty and sexual abuse. The film features personal narratives from young women who navigate the pressures of these cultural practices. It emphasizes the need for effective sexual education that empowers young women rather than restricts them. By incorporating expert insights and personal stories, 'Daddy I Do' prompts viewers to think critically about the effects of cultural norms on women's health and autonomy.

Why Watch

  • Meet young women confronting societal pressures.
  • Find out about Abstinence-Only vs. Comprehensive education.
  • See the impact of Purity Balls on personal choices.

Did You Know

The film was directed by Cassie Jaye in 2010.
The documentary has a runtime of 92 minutes.
It was produced in the United States and is in English.
The tagline of the film is 'Until marriage do we part.'

Perfect For

Sex education advocatesCultural critique enthusiastsParents of teenagers