The Quiet Rebel, a documentary film by Carole Cassier, tells the extraordinary, controversial story of radical feminist Australian performance artist Casey Jenkins: her rise to internet fame and shame. Casey Jenkins did not expect to become an internet phenomenon in 2013 when she first performed casting off my Womb. As a meditation on fertility, she knitted for 28 days with wool that she pulled out of her vagina in Darwin, Australia. A TV station featured a short clip of her performance. The clip soon went viral, totalling at 7.5 million views on YouTube, closely followed by a hurricane of negative, violent and sexist comments. Rather than being silenced, Casey decided to fight back and create a new performance piece in 2016 called Programmed to Reproduce, addressing the internet mob mentality. The film is a timely and thought-provoking examination of internet bullying and a queer woman's struggle not to be crushed by negative backlash against her art.