Cry Like a Guy
A playful and informative journey into why men cry, how tears work, and how something so natural became something so many are taught to hide.
Synopsis
Cry Like a Guy takes a light hearted but thoughtful look at male tears, asking why something so natural has become so loaded with shame. Led by actor Kieran Bew, the film moves through biology, history, and social attitudes to explore what crying actually is, and how ideas of masculinity have shaped the way men are expected to handle emotion. Mixing humour with insight, the film traces how crying has shifted in and out of acceptance over time, and how today’s expectations came to be. Energetic, warm, and openly curious, Cry Like a Guy invites audiences to rethink what tears mean, encouraging conversation around emotional expression, mental health, and the freedom to feel without embarrassment.
