Comedy,Drama United States of America
In the film "Roger Dodger," after breaking up with his lover and boss, Roger Swanson, a sharp-tongued and charismatic advertising executive in his 30s, finds himself at a crossroads in his personal and professional life. Feeling dejected and lost, he decides to spend a night out in New York City with his teenage nephew, Nick, in an attempt to educate him about women and sex, as well as to restore his own confidence.
As the night unfolds, Roger takes Nick under his wing, taking him to bars and clubs where he attempts to impart his theories and strategies on seduction. Roger's teachings revolve around objectifying women and manipulating them into bed, presenting a cynical and unconventional approach to relationships.
Throughout their escapades, the pair encounter various women who challenge both Roger's beliefs and Nick's idealistic view of romance. These encounters include Andrea, a beautiful and intelligent woman who works as a photographer, and Sophie, an attractive and seemingly innocent college student. Both women offer contrasting perspectives on relationships and expose the flaws in Roger's perception of women.
As the night progresses, the dynamic between Roger and Nick evolves, and Roger begins to realize the impact of his own actions and beliefs. His intricately woven facade of confidence and charm begins to unravel, revealing vulnerability and unresolved issues from his past.
Ultimately, "Roger Dodger" explores themes of masculinity, self-discovery, and the complexities of gender dynamics. The film examines the consequences of toxic masculinity and the damaging effects of objectifying women. As the narrative unfolds, Roger's journey becomes one of self-reflection, growth, and the realization that true connection and fulfillment cannot be achieved through manipulation and coercion.
As the night unfolds, Roger takes Nick under his wing, taking him to bars and clubs where he attempts to impart his theories and strategies on seduction. Roger's teachings revolve around objectifying women and manipulating them into bed, presenting a cynical and unconventional approach to relationships.
Throughout their escapades, the pair encounter various women who challenge both Roger's beliefs and Nick's idealistic view of romance. These encounters include Andrea, a beautiful and intelligent woman who works as a photographer, and Sophie, an attractive and seemingly innocent college student. Both women offer contrasting perspectives on relationships and expose the flaws in Roger's perception of women.
As the night progresses, the dynamic between Roger and Nick evolves, and Roger begins to realize the impact of his own actions and beliefs. His intricately woven facade of confidence and charm begins to unravel, revealing vulnerability and unresolved issues from his past.
Ultimately, "Roger Dodger" explores themes of masculinity, self-discovery, and the complexities of gender dynamics. The film examines the consequences of toxic masculinity and the damaging effects of objectifying women. As the narrative unfolds, Roger's journey becomes one of self-reflection, growth, and the realization that true connection and fulfillment cannot be achieved through manipulation and coercion.
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