Assholes: A Theory

This documentary delves into the concept of 'asshole culture' and examines why certain environments foster such behavior. With a runtime of 82 minutes, it features insights from notable figures like John Cleese, Vladimir Luxuria, and Mary Sarnataro, who discuss the moral challenges of treating humans decently.

The film journeys through various settings, including Ivy League fraternity clubs, Silicon Valley, and high-stakes finance, to investigate the appeal and prevalence of toxic behavior. It raises questions about civility in a world often dominated by rudeness and examines the conditions that allow this behavior to flourish. Collectors of documentary films or those interested in social commentary will find this exploration of morality and society particularly engaging.