Deep Dive: My Own Man (2014)
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My Own Man is a 2014 documentary directed by David Sampliner that examines masculinity in contemporary society. The film follows Sampliner as he prepares for fatherhood and grapples with his own upbringing and relationship with his father. His quest includes vocal lessons, warrior weekends, and hunting, which serve as a backdrop for his reflections on what it means to raise a son into manhood.
The film is produced in the United States and runs for 82 minutes. It features Sampliner as the main subject and is executive produced by Edward Norton. Through personal anecdotes and activities, the documentary presents a multifaceted view of masculinity and fatherhood, ultimately leading to deeper insights into familial relationships.
Why Watch
- •Watch David Sampliner's unique take on fatherhood.
- •See how vocal lessons shape his understanding of manhood.
- •Find out what warrior weekends reveal about masculinity.
Did You Know
•David Sampliner is 40 years old at the time of filming.
•The film includes activities like vocal lessons and warrior weekends.
•Edward Norton served as the executive producer of the film.
Perfect For
Fatherhood discussionsMasculinity studiesDocumentary enthusiasts