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52 minPG-13documentaryWorth a watch
5.5/ 10(2 ratings)• TMDB

Synopsis

Bob Radke and Ed Chambers share their experiences as non-offending pedophiles, while neuroscientist James Cantor discusses the biological underpinnings of these attractions.

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Why Watch

  • Meet Bob Radke and Ed Chambers, who share their experiences.
  • Find out about James Cantor's groundbreaking brain research.
  • See how society stigmatizes individuals with these attractions.

Did You Know

  • The film premiered on CBC Television's Firsthand in 2016.
  • Bob Radke and Ed Chambers have never molested a child.
  • James Cantor's research indicates brain differences in pedophiles are likely present before birth.
  • I, Pedophile was nominated for the Donald Brittain Award at the 5th Canadian Screen Awards.

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Mental health discussionsSexual attraction studiesDocumentary enthusiasts
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What is the main focus of the documentary I, Pedophile?

I, Pedophile focuses on men who are sexually attracted to children but do not commit sexual offenses.

Who conducted research on the brain differences in pedophiles?

James Cantor, a neuroscientist and sex researcher, conducted research that found significant differences in the brain structure of pedophiles.

What award was I, Pedophile nominated for?

I, Pedophile was nominated for the Donald Brittain Award for Best Social/Political Documentary Program at the 5th Canadian Screen Awards.

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