Untouchable is a documentary film that chronicles the rise and fall of Harvey Weinstein, the disgraced Hollywood mogul who was accused of sexual harassment and assault by dozens of women in 2017. The film takes a deep dive into Weinstein's life and career, examining how he managed to acquire and maintain his power in the film industry for decades, despite his reputation for abusive behavior towards women.
Through interviews with former colleagues, journalists, and accusers, Untouchable reveals the methods that Weinstein used to manipulate and intimidate those around him, including the use of Non-Disclosure Agreements and hiring private investigators to dig up dirt on his accusers. The film also highlights the complicity of those who worked with Weinstein, from assistants who helped facilitate his abusive behavior to high-powered executives who turned a blind eye to his actions.
Untouchable is a powerful and emotional indictment of Weinstein and the toxic culture of Hollywood that enabled his behavior for so long. It also offers a powerful message of hope, as the survivors of Weinstein's abuse come forward and speak out against him, hoping to inspire change and promote accountability in an industry that has long been plagued by sexual harassment and abuse.