Mel Gibson and Mark Wahlberg have teamed up to establish a film production studio aimed at creating movies that are not influenced by “woke” culture. The term “woke” generally refers to a heightened awareness of social issues such as racism, sexism, and discrimination, and the associated political correctness.

Their collaboration signals a departure from the trend of creating films that adhere to strict social and political correctness norms. Instead, the studio aims to focus on storytelling and entertainment without being constrained by these contemporary sensitivities.

Mel Gibson is known for his work as an actor, director, and producer, with notable films such as “Braveheart” and “The Passion of the Christ.” Mark Wahlberg, also a successful actor and producer, has starred in films like “The Fighter” and “The Departed.”

Their decision to join forces reflects a growing sentiment within the film industry that there is a demand for movies that prioritize artistic freedom and authenticity over adherence to current social ideologies.

This venture could potentially lead to the creation of films that offer alternative perspectives and narratives, appealing to audiences seeking a break from what some perceive as excessive political correctness in mainstream media.