This and "The Handmaids Tale" I cannot watch, same reason.

I found it a captivating film to watch. It was powerful and left its impression. I'm glad I saw it, no regrets at all, and I recommend it but I think one viewing suffices.

Sorry, i misremembered: Vinterberg (director) got handed a bunch of anonymized cases by his psychiatrist:

They were real cases from around the world. Most were about false memory syndrome and invented memories. The Hunt isn’t based on any individual case but it’s inspired by the ideas in them. The psychiatrist’s idea was that thought, ideas, can be a virus. Once a certain idea about a person takes hold, it can spread like wildfire. If The Celebration was about kids being victimized, this film is too but about victimization of another kind. When someone is accused of child abuse, the kids get interrogated by policemen and psychiatrists who repeatedly ask them the same questions. Sometimes, the kids give the grown-ups the answers they want. They say, ‘yes, he abused me.’ Then everyone goes crazy and for the child, his whole world falls apart.