Trailer #1 (2026)
Watch the trailer for Radically Reasonable and find out more about how you can bring the film to your campus or organization.
Radically Reasonable is a new documentary that explores the need for constructive dialogue in discussions of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict on campus and beyond.
At a moment when polarization and extremism increasingly shape public discourse, the film follows students, educators, and activists working to prove that engagement across differences remains not only possible, but essential.
Filmed amid surging post-October 7th antisemitism and Islamophobia at colleges and universities across America, Radically Reasonable features vivid scenes of students striving—sometimes uneasily, but often heroically—for nuanced conversations about deep disagreements, shared values, and the urgency to bring people together.
Other students, prominent activists, educators, and emerging leaders share hard-earned wisdom drawn from dialogue and lived experience across generations of conflict and war, offering insights that viewers can apply in their own communities.
Through its examination of “the conflict around the conflict,” the film illuminates a growing movement that views engagement with multiple perspectives as essential to resisting polarization and building the foundations for lasting coexistence.
Shot on location in New York City, Austin, and Washington, D.C., and recorded virtually with participants in San Diego, South Carolina, Haifa, and Jerusalem during 2024 and 2025, Radically Reasonable is intended for students, parents, educators, faith communities, and anyone seeking a more productive way to navigate one of the most divisive subjects of our time.
Total running time: 54 mins.
Color, 4K, 2026
Disclaimer
While we don’t necessarily share the political views of the participants in this film, we admire their efforts to engage across differences and to resist the polarization that fuels antisemitism, Islamophobia and other hatreds that endanger us all.
We’re also grateful to our interviewees for sharing their lived experiences and insights, which we hope inspire others to participate courageously in constructive dialogue.
— The Filmmakers