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Time to Choose is a movie starring Oscar Isaac, Peter Agnefjall, and Tasso Azevedo. Documentary filmmaker Charles Ferguson turns his lens to address worldwide climate change challenges and solutions.

Starring: Tasso Azevedo, Oscar Isaac, Peter Agnefjall, Neal Barnard

Genres: Documentary

Director: Charles Ferguson

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Documentary
Director	Charles Ferguson
Writer	Charles Ferguson, Chad Beck
Stars	Tasso Azevedo, Oscar Isaac, Peter Agnefjall, Neal Barnard
Country	USA
Also Known As	Afgørelsens time, Czas wyboru
Runtime	1H 40M
Description	Documentary filmmaker Charles Ferguson turns his lens to address worldwide climate change challenges and solutions.

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Monday, 06 Apr 2020 12:24

I can honestly say that I liked this movie a lot. It was interesting to watch how a lot of different and unique things that can be made can be turned into a wonderful movie. This is a great start to an interesting series. I really liked the idea of the town in question and the way it was filmed. I liked how it was shot in the beginning as well as the way that it was shot in the end. The movie was really nice and it really had a great message to it. I thought it was really well made and a great start to a great series.

Monday, 06 Apr 2020 04:51

I feel the best way to approach this documentary is to think of it as a film for both adults and children. The video plays out like a typical doco on an issue, but is very much like an animated film that focuses on its subject. The characters, such as Wendy, and her mom are two different characters that don't fit neatly into the movie structure. The movie does a good job of showing the difficulties that Wendy's mom is facing as a single mom, but the film also ends up showing how important it is for children to grow up in their families. Wendy's mom comes off as a nice person, but she's in constant pain from both physical and emotional abuse. I loved the acting and direction of this film. It was a great way to focus on the issues that adults and children face when growing up. The kids are really strong and the acting is great.

Sunday, 05 Apr 2020 01:32

Not many documentaries can make me think of the stuff I did in the US Army. This one did. It was like being in Vietnam and seeing that shit get done and then sitting there and thinking "what the hell was that for?" And then seeing what happens when you see that shit get done. The graphic images of the actual war were pretty cool. For those of you who want to know more about the war, this film was a good way to learn about the battle. I wish it had been longer, but the movie ended well. The soldiers were really cool, the music was cool, the combat scenes were cool, and it was so exciting. I think that if you are a Vietnam War buff, this is a good movie. The movie is very good at showing what war is really like, and how things go wrong, and how the military tries to deal with it. It doesn't get into too much detail on the history of the war, but that is what makes it so interesting. The movie is very good at showing the differences in people and how they react to the different things that go wrong in war. The most important part of this film is the soundtrack. The soundtrack has the beats from classic rock, metal, hip hop, and some other music that you will not hear on the mainstream music. If you are into music, I recommend this movie.

Thursday, 02 Apr 2020 00:02

I found the film to be very timely. A lot of people today are just a bit too worried about the fact that there is an age gap between them and their significant others. When I was young, I would always want my wife to say, "Okay honey, this is it. You have to make the big decision. We are gonna get married and get married and get married and then we will be together." So, I know people can't really think for themselves anymore. I was actually very surprised to hear the movie was made by the organization that could have been more serious about this. The acting was very good. It was a bit depressing at times, but I was more or less rooting for the characters. I can't imagine a more honest way to make a movie than that. It really is an amazing story, and I'm sure that I will get a little teary-eyed at the end. I would definitely recommend this film.

Wednesday, 01 Apr 2020 17:55

I went into this film not knowing what to expect. I knew it would be a documentary about a human right in the middle east and that it was made by a Muslim. I was also very familiar with the Prophet Mohammed. I found that the film was well researched, documented and interesting. I think the filmmakers have done a good job in bringing the information to the audience. I think the film should have been shorter, but still gave the audience an overview of the Islamic calendar. As an Arab, I feel like the film has given the audience the ability to get a feel of the time in the Middle East. The most important point the film brought was that Islam is about freedom and equality. We can't just paint all Muslims as bad. The film also showed that people who are living in poverty do not necessarily hate and fear others and what religion they follow. It also showed that people who are living in poverty in the middle east were not only Muslims, but also Christians, Jews and Hindus. This was something I did not know about the Middle East. I would also like to thank the Muslim leaders that were interviewed for their insight and their knowledge. For example, Imam Mohammad Zaki Asad, the imam of the Ummah mosque in San Diego, said that the Middle East is a beautiful country. He also said that the Middle East is a very violent and unstable region. I felt that this film showed that the issues that are being raised are legitimate and should not be ignored. This film shows that if you don't want to have your family, friends or neighbors be forced to convert to Islam, it's your choice. It also shows that there is no one right answer. The film also shows that some are very good and some are very bad. The film also shows that there are people that support the Islamic calendar and that there are people that don't want it to be used. This is something that I would like to have seen in the film. As for the film itself, it was very well made and well researched. The documentary makers were very thorough and professional. I would like to say that the film was a must see for everyone. The film makers did a great job in bringing the information to the audience. I think that this film should be released to the public as soon as possible. I feel that the movie should be released to the public so that people will have an opportunity to see this film.

Wednesday, 01 Apr 2020 10:22

This is a movie that tells you a story about a boy and his life, and how he wanted to be a rock star. This is the story of a boy that is growing up in the 80's. His father is a rock star, his mom is just trying to be a good mom to him, and a real hard working single mom, and a difficult stepmom. As you can see, it is not an easy story to tell. You can feel the tension in the camera, you can feel the tension in the crowd, and it is one of those movies that tells you a story, and what you see on the screen is not what you see on the screen. But, in all honesty, this movie is not a drama. It is more of a drama than a drama. There are many things that make this movie interesting, but the most interesting part is that you can see the emotions of these characters. The problems that they face, and the emotions that they feel. You really feel their pain and their desire to be in the Rock and Roll scene. The main character's life is in ruins, and you really feel the pain of losing his father, losing his mom, and losing his childhood. But what makes the movie so amazing is that you feel a connection to these people, and you feel a connection to the people in the movie. The soundtrack is amazing, the director was able to get a great soundtrack for the movie, and the music adds to the emotion of the movie, and you feel the music when you see it. This is a great movie for everyone. A great film, with great music, great actors, great plot, and great people.

Wednesday, 01 Apr 2020 01:26

This is an excellent documentary about a very controversial topic. While I'm sure the filmmakers were trying to make a point with this film, the documentary makers are clearly biased against FGM. I can't blame them too much, I think they are doing what most people would do in a similar situation. The documentary has several flaws, most notably the fact that it is nearly three hours long and it has the feel of a TV documentary. That said, I still thought it was a great documentary. The filmmakers are very well-spoken and well-informed and this is a film that is easy to watch and really gives a good insight into a very important topic. I hope there are many more documentaries like this one, they are great for getting the point across.

Tuesday, 31 Mar 2020 11:45

When a series of natural disasters strike the US, is it too late to take the matter into our own hands? Four men are featured in this documentary that chronicles the reaction to the devastating floods in August 2004 in New Orleans. The first is a man in his sixties named Bryan O'Neil, who works as a foreman at a steel plant. He says he was asleep when the storm hit and woke up to see his house destroyed and he lost everything. He says he's proud of the way he handled the situation, and it's obvious that he has put a lot of thought into his decision to not evacuate the area. His comments are spot-on and he says he is still somewhat angry at the government for not being there to help. The next is the son of a local city councilman, Danny Boyer, who is the mayor of the city. Danny is not a particularly strong politician, but he says the people were put in a terrible position. He said the mayor was not there to protect the citizens of the city, but to make money for himself. The final man is Zach Walsh, a 31-year-old college student who is in New Orleans on a visit. He was living in a room in a motel for three months before his plane was recalled. He says the storm has changed his life forever, but he feels that he is responsible for the disaster. He feels he is a failure because he did not do his part. I am not a great fan of documentaries and think they should not be used to make political points, but this film was truly gripping. I highly recommend it.

Monday, 30 Mar 2020 19:16

This documentary does an excellent job of examining some of the most important issues facing the world today, as well as highlighting some of the issues that we can learn from these issues. It is very engaging, with some great footage of great events. For those who appreciate documentaries, this is a must-see.

Monday, 30 Mar 2020 10:20

Loved this documentary. Every aspect of the film was executed brilliantly. From the events at the gates of the prison, to the footage of the prisoners and their families being reunited with their loved ones. I was glad to see the U.S. government actually give a reason for the prisoners to be detained. They could not afford to bring in the prisoners to help them in the camps and thus had to keep them in jail for 5 years or so. That is a pretty good reason to do that, if you ask me. I'm not sure if the U.S. government wanted to transfer the prisoners to the camps or just wanted to make a lot of money. Either way, they got away with it. I enjoyed watching this documentary and I think that it would be interesting to see if the American public would actually want to see the documentary.

Sunday, 29 Mar 2020 13:07

This documentary is a must for any viewer of the film. The focus of this film is on a small group of people, most of whom lived in a two room cottage with a lake and a boat, and that's all. They had a terrible time dealing with the drought and a new sheriff who could not see that they were all about the same size. The film contains many funny scenes, but is really a must for anyone who is in a small town in America and who has seen this small village. They were very hard to be a part of because they did not have a TV, and the locals did not have Internet, so it was hard to keep up with them, and they were very unhappy about the weather. I was one of those, and my family could not stay in the town, and the town wanted us out of town because of the drought, and I think that is the reason why they have made this documentary. I think that was the best part about this documentary. I loved the humor and was very moved by this family, and I hope that they will have a wonderful life in the future.

Saturday, 28 Mar 2020 11:41

The movie is about the rise and fall of a little company in the late 1970's. They were pioneers in the use of cine-futuristic effects and they invented a revolutionary way to film. When they went bankrupt in the 80's it was a big loss to the movie industry. I think that everyone has a responsibility to be creative and to invent new methods of storytelling. I think that those who put pressure on the movie industry have no respect for the art of movie making and they have only contempt for the people who make movies. This movie is an inspiration for those who have the dream to make movies. I hope you enjoy this film as much as I did.

Virginia Hunter

Monday, 23 Mar 2020 02:08

The TV show "Mystery Science Theater 3000" has a cult following that is unmatched in the world. Their characters include the menacing, gory monster, the foul-mouthed mad scientist, the vulgar "Brick" (later named "Spinal Tap" and his friend "dinosaur"), the geeky jock, the nerdy, geeky girl, the conservative, religious nut, the slimy freak and of course, the most iconic, most outrageous character, the dorky, annoying main character. They are usually loud, brash, and provocative. The set of the "MST3K" is based around a computer which allows them to use certain items on the screen. For example, they can put "food" and "prevent" in a row and it will make a sound. Other items include "cannibals" (an insect with two eyes) and "rocks" (a rock that someone has carved into a shape). The set of the TV show is very large, the actors are average, and the plot is almost non-existent. But if you are into "MST3K" you will probably love this documentary. The documentary is a fictional account of the show's creation. Each episode is about a month long, starting from the first one. Each of the first episode is about a movie of a certain genre. In the "Sci-Fi channel episode", they describe how a movie was made and the order in which they were made. There are also other "Sci-Fi Channel episodes" which are sort of ads for the show. This documentary covers some of the most important episodes and features very little about the other episodes. One of the most interesting segments is a segment called "The Battle of the Bands". It is not really a movie, but instead a brief, non-descript discussion of the previous episode and how it came to be. The story is sort of a parody of a rock-and-roll movie. They also parody the "MST3K" slogan. "You'll Never Look at a Robot the same Way Again" is also one of the most funny segments of the documentary. There are a lot of clips from the movie, so I recommend that you watch the movie before you watch the movie.

Sunday, 22 Mar 2020 20:01

First off I have to say that I do not agree with the general sentiment expressed by some in this comment section regarding the use of profanity in this film. If a person feels that there is a need to use foul language, then I suppose they have no morals and they are a hypocrite. I am not a big fan of "turds" but I can say that it was "lighter" than the profanity used in other films. But I will say that the movie was very much enjoyable and thought provoking. Many people have complained about the sex scenes, but I found them to be very well done. I have not seen the original version, but I doubt that I would enjoy this version any less. In summary, this is a good film and you can tell that the director has put a lot of thought into the film.

Saturday, 21 Mar 2020 21:25

I just saw this film at the Toronto Film Festival. The film had a very engaging narrative. It felt more like a documentary, and it had a very interesting and fresh style. The cinematography was also excellent. It was definitely a pleasure to watch the film. It was also very clear that there was a lot of information to be gained from this film. There are many facts that were covered, and I think that's a good thing. This is a film that I think everyone should see. It's definitely a must-see!

Saturday, 21 Mar 2020 03:30

The subject of voting for the "Ultimate Film of the Year" has been around for a long time, and it has been the subject of an endless number of films, from the Razzie Awards to the Academy Awards, with plenty of false starts and false winners. That said, it's been more than a decade since the first nominees for this title have been announced, and this film is the newest contender for Best Documentary, which should at least be exciting enough to make you watch it. This is a documentary about the practice of choosing the best film of the year. It focuses on the "bundling" of the best films of the year to a studio, and how that's a controversial topic in the industry, which is especially relevant when it comes to today's big studios. From indie films to big studio films, the debate over which films are the best is still very much alive, and it is clear that the studios are trying to use that to their advantage. The filmmakers take a different angle than most other documentaries on the topic, and it is this that makes it so interesting. The story is told by the film's director, Julia Ormond, who was also its editor. We learn that there's no right or wrong answer, as the studios are letting the vote decide. What the voters do is actually very much like picking a movie, and the choice that voters make to "bundle" the best films to a studio is really quite fascinating. If you're not a fan of this kind of documentary, you might not be into it. But for those who are, this is an important film about the voting process, and how it's not always about the films themselves, but the people behind them. I think the film is incredibly well-made, and it certainly makes for an interesting watch. The most interesting aspect of the film is that it makes you feel like you're in the studio, in a very personal way. It's not just a matter of "I love the films they're bundling", it's a matter of how the people behind these films feel. I think it's fascinating how they do this, how they're trying to convince themselves of how good the films are, how they feel when they vote, and it's just a fascinating process that I think is really important to examine. The only downside to the film is that it is almost too long, but it's still quite well-made. It's hard to talk about the film without talking about the cast, and I'll admit that I didn't find that to be that much of a problem, as they are the best part of the film. Ben Stiller was great as the executive producer, and I can definitely see why he was chosen for this role, as he's been involved in many projects in his life that he's really good at. I think he's a very engaging actor, and I loved the way he worked with Ormond to create a great interview. However, I did think that Chris Cooper was a little bit underused, and his role was just a little bit too small. He did do a good job, but I think he would've been more involved with the film if he was in the same film as the other actors. The only other person who I felt could've been in the same film with the other actors was John Turturro, but he did do a good job as well. Overall, I think this is a very interesting film that's definitely worth watching. It's hard to find a fault with it, and it is very well-made. I would definitely recommend it.

Friday, 20 Mar 2020 19:59

At first, I wasn't sure if this documentary was going to be as good as the film, "Making the Film". But when I saw the trailers, it was clear that this film would be more "traditional". It was even more obvious that the film would be about the trouble that was going on in Canada, and the true truth about the subject matter. The film itself is incredibly well-made, and it is very enjoyable. However, the film does not give you a clear picture of what is happening in Canada, because it does not give you the interviews with the people who were involved with the making of the film. I'm also not a Canadian myself, so I do not really understand how the Canadian film industry (and in Canada specifically, the Canadian film industry) is so successful. I would have liked to have seen more interviews with some of the Canadian film makers who are doing this documentary, as well as the people who were involved in the making of the film, but it was a little disappointing. If you are looking for a film to watch that does not have a lot of "documentary" or "bio-doc" footage, this is a good one to watch. However, if you are a film-goer who does not care about the history of the Canadian film industry, then you probably won't enjoy this film. As far as the documentary itself, it is well-made, and it is very entertaining. But if you are looking for a film that has something to say about the Canadian film industry, I would definitely recommend "Making the Film".

Friday, 20 Mar 2020 06:19

Every year, children die in schools due to lack of knowledge. They lack the right tools, the right materials, or the right time. This documentary is the story of a year that could have been a great year for this family. Instead, the entire family is pushed to the edge of a cliff. They can no longer stand the burden of having to tell their story. This is the story of how one family was left to suffer, and the suffering they went through. It's a story about the greatest gift of all, that is the human spirit.

Samantha Carter

Friday, 20 Mar 2020 04:53

A documentary focusing on the life of David Berman, a gay man living in Los Angeles. Berman is part of a group of homosexual men and their families in the film who describe their experiences and their struggles. I have seen the film twice, and it was a worthwhile experience. I was not so thrilled by the documentary about how gay men felt about Berman. The reason I like it is because it shows that this group of men were also having struggles of their own. Berman is the center of the documentary, and I would not call him a hero, although he is the star of the film. It is his struggles with life, his relationship with his mother, and his struggle with his sexuality that ultimately lead to his death. The film is very moving and is a great testament to how important it is for gay men to come out, even if they are out to their family members. The film was shot in 1986 and is very moving. I would recommend this documentary to anyone who wants to understand why gay men do not always come out, or to anyone who wants to understand gay men and their lives.

Tuesday, 17 Mar 2020 13:48

What was once a Hollywood party with some real stars, has now become a movie set to the top of the charts. Before I watch this movie I usually go to a theater that is always closed and it is now a show to the tops. The "summer" movie experience is back and better than ever. The movie I watched was the latest of the summer movies to make it big and its the same movie I always watch the most. The year is 2001 and the movie was a hit and made it to the top 250. The movie is called "Before Sunrise" and its about two best friends on the way to get married. What happens when they meet up with the man of their dreams and how it changes their lives. This movie is amazing and really makes you want to know more about the characters and what happens to them and you as the viewer. The movie also has a great message about how important it is to make a connection and how the two friends make a connection and love each other. It also gives the viewer a sense of the ups and downs of a relationship and how those who end up with the person they want to end up with is just as important as who they choose. The movie is fantastic and it really makes you feel like you are in a dream. This is a must see movie and if you love movies you have to see it. I have seen this movie at least a dozen times and it is still going strong. I have watched it on DVD and I am sure I will be watching it again in a few years. If you are like me and you want to see a movie that is a great experience, I highly recommend this movie. If you want to see a movie with a message, this is the movie to see.

Tuesday, 17 Mar 2020 07:39

Some great interviews with the film makers, directors and actors. This documentary explores the history of a variety of African American movies, including many early period films and dramas that were popular in the 50's and 60's. Some are short and some are long. This documentary is also rich with archival footage and footage from the film festival it was shown at. The interviews are just as interesting as the films they are discussing. Most are with the filmmaker or someone associated with the film. The film makers often discuss their love for their films and how they have influenced the films they are working on now. The interviews are very well done. I particularly enjoyed the director and producer of "My Lai" talking about the impact the movie had on their life and how they felt about it. Very inspiring.

Tuesday, 17 Mar 2020 05:16

Even though I'm a strong feminist, I don't think I would say that it is a good idea to make movies on that subject. If a movie like this is made, people will start to think that women are better than men, and that men can't be good, or can't do good things. Then the movie will only work on a very superficial level. However, I have to say that this movie is very good. I didn't really think that this movie would be a good idea to make, but it turned out to be. In this movie, you don't know what the purpose of the movie is. I thought it would be to show how women are the better, and men are the worse, but I was wrong. The movie is showing that a man can do anything that a woman can do, and vice-versa. Women are considered more intelligent, and men are considered more cunning. Therefore, men can make mistakes, and that women can't make mistakes. A man has the right to take a woman to a restaurant, and she doesn't have the right to refuse to eat with a man. A woman can use her natural instincts to avoid being raped, and that a man can't do that. Men can be good parents, and women can be bad parents. This movie also teaches that a man is considered a superior being, and that a woman is a weaker being, and that a woman is only there to be used. I think that this movie is very good, and it is very good to talk about such a subject, because if it weren't, it would have been completely pointless. My advice: watch this movie.

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