Gender Wars in Canada is a striking documentary that examines the deepening social fracture in Canada in recent years, exploring how ideological polarization has seeped into everyday life and how it affects families and children. Rather than relying on one-dimensional slogans, the film approaches the “gender” debate shaped by state policies, the education system, and activism through the firsthand testimonies of those directly living within this process. Through families, experts, and actors on the ground, it questions how a transformation framed in the language of rights and freedoms can also give rise to individual trauma and social tension.

While avoiding partisanship, the documentary seeks understanding and raises difficult yet unavoidable questions particularly around child protection, parental rights, and the boundaries of the public sphere. By making silenced voices visible, Gender Wars in Canada invites viewers to confront a fundamental question: where does ideology end, and where do the human being and the family begin? The film goes beyond a story specific to Canada, offering a powerful record of a global cultural conflict and its role in shaping the future.

This documentary is not only about identity; it is about uncovering truth, standing firm against powerful lobbying forces, resilience, and the courage to speak one’s own reality. These brave voices confront systems that have failed them and speak out for children who still have a chance to be heard.