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Genres	Documentary, News
Director	Ivy Meeropol
Writer	Ivy Meeropol
Country	Japan, USA
Runtime	1H 34M

Wednesday, 01 Jul 2020 06:36

I don't know why this movie has got such a bad reputation. I really liked it and i recommend everyone to watch it. It is a great Documentary movie and it is not boring at all. I don't understand the bad comments about this movie. I think people are just jealous that it's so good. I think this movie is very special and it is very important for the world to know how fast the oil and coal companies have been replacing our whole planet with fossil fuels. As soon as this movie came out, there was a huge media storm. That is something that is not good. This movie is an essential piece of information for people to see. If you haven't watched this movie, go and watch it.

Saturday, 27 Jun 2020 08:24

The movie, "The Hunting Ground" is very important in the topic of sexual assault in universities. It is a very real film that shows the reality of the problem in the college. The movie also shows how the university sets up the incident. The directors of the film did an amazing job in telling this story. It is not only a film about sexual assault but it also has to do with the issues of racism, sex, and racism. It is a very important film and it is worth watching.

Wednesday, 24 Jun 2020 17:30

This film provides a very interesting perspective on one of the most misunderstood topics in America. It also makes a very powerful statement about the way the public views the facts surrounding the tragic event. It makes the viewers understand that all of the official stories concerning the horrific attack on the World Trade Center of September 11, 2001 are incomplete and inaccurate. The film does not provide any new information about what actually happened on that fateful morning. However, the film's highly dramatic portrayal of what happened to the people of New York is undeniable. You really feel as though you are right there with the people that night. I have seen many documentaries that explain the events of September 11, 2001. The majority of them are dull and boring. This documentary comes out of the blue and gives you an incredible view of what really happened that terrible day. The film is so engrossing that you forget you are watching a documentary. The film shows you the actions of the officers that were on the scene and the people in the buildings that were hit. The film's captivating story takes you into the tragic events that occurred that fateful morning and makes you want to get up and help the people who were affected by the tragedy. The film will stay with you long after the film is over. If you have never been to the World Trade Center, I would highly recommend this film.

Tuesday, 23 Jun 2020 10:11

As with many documentaries, I watched it without reading any of the subtitles. I was pretty much sold on the story, and I was excited to see the film unfold. Unfortunately, the director failed to give me any explanation for the violence on the road. I found the film itself compelling, and the people on the road were compelling. It was also heart wrenching to see these individuals endure such brutality. One has to wonder about the motivations of the people involved. In addition, the film was a little too poetic for my tastes. The director failed to give me a meaningful answer to the question: "why do they hate each other?" I find it more than ironic that the Native people were never permitted to vote, and were never allowed to vote themselves. In addition, I am not a strong supporter of the idea of establishing a reservation in the West. I am firmly on the side of the Native Americans who are being tortured and killed on the road, but not on the side of those who want to establish reservations in the West. Regardless, I was excited to see this documentary, and I recommend it to anyone who enjoys documentaries. I just wish the director would have explained the meaning of his/her thesis, or explained the purpose of the violence on the road.

Tuesday, 23 Jun 2020 04:15

I was lucky enough to see this documentary at a screening in San Francisco. There is a lot to digest from this film. The documentary really gets at the nuances of the relationship between writer and the genre. How does the relationship between a novelist and his audience evolve over time. The film begins with how the creation of this book was decided upon by a critic. We are given information as to how the first draft of the book was conceived. Then the film moves on to the evolution of the relationship between the writer and his audience. The audience is the protagonist of the movie, but the writer is in the middle of it. The writer is always writing a story, while the audience is waiting to hear it. The relationship between the two is more akin to a person who is still waiting to hear the story from the main character. This makes the audience feel like they are in the middle of it. It makes the viewer feel a little more like a writer. In addition to this, the film moves on to a parallel universe where the writer writes a book about his experiences in Africa, but he ends up writing it in English. The translator is the audience, but the writer is the protagonist. The translator is the "hype" of the story. She does this by transcribing the story into English, while the writer is the "hype" of the story. The audience is the translator of the story, while the writer is the narrator. The relationship between the two is the translator and the narrator. This is the most interesting aspect of the film. We are brought to the feelings of the audience of the story, as they relate to it. There are lots of visual and audio cues to convey this. The only reason I am giving this film a 10 is because I felt it was good to get an outside perspective. I do feel that the creators of this film have done a great job. This film is a great introduction to the world of fiction writing. I feel that many writers do not get a true appreciation for their writing until they see this film. I would highly recommend this film to anyone who loves books.

Friday, 19 Jun 2020 11:59

All in all, this is a wonderful film that shows what the real world is like. People are ignorant about all these animals being taken away from them for meat. I am so glad that this film was made and I hope more people will see it and get the message. I thought it was a good film to have on my DVD shelf for all to see. I am not a vegetarian but I know people who are and this film is a great way to show that it is wrong to take animals from their homes and kill them for food. I would give this film an A-minus but I think the animals in this film should get better treatment.

Friday, 19 Jun 2020 06:02

This is one of the best documentaries i have ever seen. Just the way they present the history of the area is so inspiring. I couldn't even figure out who are the actors, but i don't care. The most important thing in this documentary is to listen and watch the film. A must see for anyone interested in history.

Wednesday, 17 Jun 2020 03:01

I was fortunate enough to attend a screening of this film on the 20th anniversary of the events. The audience was entirely silent during the entire film. We were all moved to tears, and the tears fell on the ground. The filmmakers did a great job of re-creating the fear and tension of that day. We will never know what it was like to be trapped in the car at the time, but this film will certainly help you understand what it was like for us to be in that situation. It was truly a moving, powerful film, and I recommend it to anyone who has ever been in a situation similar to this, as I had.

Tuesday, 16 Jun 2020 21:05

My husband and I have been waiting to see this film for over a year now. We are both avid fans of these movies. We are all very surprised at how well it turned out. We thoroughly enjoyed it and found that the entire staff at the theater was a joy to watch and listen to. From the screening room in London to the audience in Los Angeles, this film was very well received by all. We also thought the actors did an excellent job in their roles. They had all done an excellent job for their character's. They really brought out the real characters in their characters and their characters were quite convincing. For those who are not fans of the movies, please know that they did a very good job portraying these characters. If you have not seen them, you will be very impressed. You can watch it on DVD and do not have to watch a whole lot of ads to get into it. Also, it is very easy to watch on a rainy day. All the children who attended the screening in London were very excited and felt it was the right thing to do to see this movie. We would like to say a special thank you to all the people who made this movie possible. We look forward to seeing it again.

Monday, 15 Jun 2020 07:50

Well, I have seen and heard quite a lot about this film, and I'm a fan of the director. I've never read any of the book, and I don't know anything about him other than he was on TV a couple of times. I wanted to see what it would be like to be in the movie. And it is like nothing I've ever seen before. I saw the film in Cleveland on Nov. 29, and I have to say it was worth every penny. It was the best film I've ever seen. It has the story of how the film was made. It's just a story, and a very good one at that. It's not a biography, it's a film, and it is excellent. I thought the movie was a great story. And the acting was outstanding. I can't remember a time in my life that I've seen a film that really made me feel a lot of emotion. I've never had that before. And there are many people that I know that have not seen this film, and it would be interesting to know what their opinions are. I would recommend this movie to everyone, it's great!

Saturday, 13 Jun 2020 04:49

In an age where films like Casablanca, Gone with the Wind, Braveheart, the Big Sleep, The Graduate, The Graduate, etc. have been viewed as masterpieces and celebrated as the ultimate movies, it is a travesty that a film like Chinatown is so devalued by all of these acclaimed films. Chinatown is not a film like a Michael Bay film, the same quality and heart that one sees in a Tom Cruise movie. Chinatown is a story told from a Chinese viewpoint, and that is what is so important. The movie was shot in the city of New York. This was done because the Chinese-American community was very active in this film, and they wanted to tell their own story. The character of Mia (played by Crispin Glover) is a person who comes from a family that has been broken by the Chinese invasion, but she has one friend who is Chinese and she has a lot of Chinese culture in her. She is forced to find a way to survive in Chinatown by these wonderful people, which gives the audience a sense of their own connection with the Chinese people and culture. Chinatown is a film that will stand the test of time. It is not for everyone, but for those who have a love for the stories told by the Chinese people and the Chinese people, it will be a film you will want to see again and again.

Tuesday, 09 Jun 2020 00:39

Watching this documentary reminded me of a historical document which occurred on April 25, 2001. The Philippine (Southeast Asian) Republic of Mindanao was supposedly an area "glorified" by the US Army. The G.I.'s believed that the entire region was "special" and that a special unit, composed of men who had been in the US Army since World War II and were the epitome of the 'Special Forces', would be "glorified" and serve the country. This special unit was the "Mountain Rangers". The "Special Forces" were supposedly being deployed to the Philippines for this purpose. However, the "Mountain Rangers" became notorious for the atrocities they committed in the Philippine Islands. Many years later, a film crew was sent to investigate the story of these "Special Forces". This documentary includes interviews with many members of the unit, including former unit leader Frank C. Santis. Santis was a veteran of the "Special Forces" and was not "glorified" as was his colleagues. Santis died in 1987 of cancer. The documentary is extremely graphic in showing many atrocities committed by the "Special Forces" during the Philippine Islands Operation "Bamyan". The "Special Forces" were supposedly sent to take over the area from the "Mountain Rangers". The "Mountain Rangers" were supposedly fighting the "Special Forces" in order to protect the interests of the US Army. The "Mountain Rangers" were supposedly more feared and respected by the locals than the "Special Forces". The documentary also contains interviews with former units members and local government officials. The documentary has a number of informative and humorous interviews, some of which are filmed with real footage. These interviews also include interviews with veterans of the "Special Forces". It is very entertaining to see the "Mountain Rangers" units themselves. Many of them are extremely animated and seem to be living, breathing, and working the way they were when they were in the US Army. Many of them are extremely proud of what they accomplished in the Philippines and talk openly about the "Special Forces" to each other. Many of them talk about the US Army "glorifying" the "Special Forces". This documentary is highly recommended.

Monday, 08 Jun 2020 18:43

The majority of the American audience are the most ignorant about the history of Canada. I know Canada is not what it used to be, but its still a very unique country with a lot of potential. The film tells the stories of three historical figures who were famous for what they did in the land of their birth. You can't help but feel that there should be a national monument or statue for each one. Canada should be proud of it's heritage and people should understand that they are not alone. The film has been in the works for many years and finally made it's way into theaters. It has a great message and should be seen by all.

Friday, 05 Jun 2020 02:27

I remember when this movie was released. I had been waiting for this movie for some time and even though I had never heard of it, I was excited to see it. Now, I've seen it and I'm not disappointed. I felt like I was watching a documentary. A documentary about the most controversial time in U.S. history. I had never heard of the anti-war movement. However, this documentary tells me that the anti-war movement was a big part of this time. The way the documentary was shot was very informative and it was almost like I was watching a movie. However, I believe this documentary needs to be on DVD because it is so interesting. It's also pretty interesting to hear from the participants of the anti-war movement about their lives and their views on the war. Overall, it is an amazing documentary about the anti-war movement. It has a great plot and a great documentary style. However, if you have a limited amount of time and you are just looking for an interesting documentary about the anti-war movement, this is not the movie for you.

Saturday, 23 May 2020 20:04

Well, I think that the person who called it a "Fascist conspiracy" is just being a complete dweeb. I don't agree with the opinions that this film is anti-Semitic, that it's pro-Nazi, or that it's pro-Israel. I don't see any connection between it and any of the parties mentioned. It's simply a documentary, and as such, is not anti-Semitic. The documentary starts with the birth of the State of Israel, and what started as an attempt to win the support of the Jewish people in the name of Zionism, is eventually adopted by the people themselves, as the future of Israel and the Jewish people. The Jewish people are shown as being super-sensitive, and don't mind being treated badly. They even went to war to defend the country and its people, against the armies of the rival states. The "right" wing parties in Israel (like the Likud, the Habayit Hayehudi, the Habayit Hayehudi-Bayit Yehudi and the Likud Party) were also led by people who were actually very "anti-Semitic", and therefore, the film is not anti-Semitic. (The Likud party is one of the most "anti-Semitic" parties in Israel today.) The party has been in power for a long time, and has not had to face the fact that it was in power for a long time. It's only in the last 20 years that the state was put in a position of having to fight against the attacks of the groups that are considered the enemy of the people. When we look back at the past, we can see that the system was pretty rotten. The system had a lot of problems. The politicians had lots of friends in the government, so they often did whatever they wanted. It was a very corrupt system. A lot of things had to be done. Things that didn't seem to be necessary to have to do, but were needed to build the "strengths" of the state, like the roads, the sewers, etc. It was an imperfect system, but we had to keep going, because the people were so dependent on it. This film shows us that it was always a kind of a system that had its flaws, but it worked well for a long time. The Arab states were always threatening Israel, but we always went to war against them, as was the case during the Six-Day War. Israel had to stand up to the Arab countries, but we also had to stand up to the Palestinians. We had to do both, and we did. That's the situation today. Israel and Palestine are very different countries, and I'm sure the people in the Arab countries would like to see them go back to the way they were in the past. Israel was in a position that it had to fight against the Arab countries, and in a very complicated situation. When the movie ends, you can see the contradictions of the current situation, and the attitude of the people who live in Israel today. I think that this is a very important film to have in your collection. It's an extremely good film, and the one that I'd like to see again.

Tuesday, 19 May 2020 15:55

I didn't have high expectations for this documentary.I didn't know it was going to be such a "bitch" documentary. But I was wrong. It was very honest, very raw. I don't feel as if there is a lot of "inside information" in it. I felt I was an outsider watching it. It was not just about the Dakota Access Pipeline or the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe, but about the water issues that are plaguing the world. I am so glad I decided to watch it. I highly recommend it. Please watch it, and let it be a reminder to the media and the politicians, that the people need to be heard.

Friday, 15 May 2020 11:46

This is not a political documentary, but it does show the evil that is the military industry and is done with care. The documentary is rather good, and the overall story is important. We need more documentaries like this that actually show the dirty side of the world, the effects of war, and the ways that the military and the government manipulate these things.

Monday, 11 May 2020 19:30

I have just come back from a second screening of this excellent film. I found the film to be riveting. This is a film that challenges the viewer to think for themselves and not take it all in. If you have not yet watched this film then please do so. This film challenges you to think about your own life, and the lives of those around you. It is an important film for all to see. I am very proud to be part of the cast. I would say that I am one of the only females in the film. I am in my mid-thirties, and this film touched my heart. It touched mine, and even touched the hearts of the crew. There are so many who are the same age as me, and they were as moved by this film as I was. Please watch this film and share it with others. It will change your life. It will change the lives of others. It is definitely worth watching. I have already purchased the DVD and am hoping to see it soon. I am sure that I will be seeing this film again, and again. Please go and watch it, and share it with those who have yet to see it. Thank you, and I am going to be seeing it again. Thank you for making this film possible. Thank you for making this film. Thank you.

Friday, 24 Apr 2020 20:50

There is so much evidence that has been ignored, but it has to be acknowledged. What you can do is to get the word out. As you can see by the results of the previous question, it is a very important issue, and there are so many ways to do it. We are facing an issue that is unforeseeable, and it would be a lot more effective if people had the information that they need. Also, you have to take advantage of this opportunity and do it right, because we can't be sure that this will happen. We will need to step up and do it all over again, to make sure that we can protect ourselves. It's about more than that, but not everyone will get the information. It's about the first amendment. The only people who should be aware are those who have signed up for our awareness. I think that there are people out there who do not want to hear this information, or have not been told about it. We are not just here to help people, we want to help the environment and protect our planet, and the truth is out there, and it's not going to go away. The truth is that a lot of things can be cleaned up. I mean, what the hell is going to happen when these animals are gone? It will be the same. What the hell is going to happen when this is all over? It's really sad to think that people are living in this situation, and the truth is out there. There are so many ways to do it. There is a lot of information out there that people are not going to get. So, how can we change the laws and regulations? It's not going to be easy, but the reality is that the consequences will be worse than the possibilities, and the truth is that we have to be aware, and we can only make a difference if we are informed. The best way to help the animals is to educate them. We have to be able to see things in a different way. We have to show them that there are alternatives, that they don't have to be killed, and that we can have our world for the future. We can also save ourselves, and be a part of it, instead of just reacting to it. We have to be able to have a world where we can protect ourselves. It's a little bit of a crazy idea, but it's a way of helping us protect ourselves. It is not enough just to react, we have to do something. We have to do something in order to protect ourselves. The only way to do that is to educate ourselves and share it with the rest of the world. It's not just about protecting the environment, it's about protecting ourselves. We can only save ourselves by protecting our environment, and it is a pretty good idea to do it. We have to protect ourselves. It's a crazy idea, but it's a way of helping us protect ourselves.

Friday, 24 Apr 2020 18:17

This is a great documentary, but not for everyone. I am not a fan of the director, though he has made some interesting films. But this is a documentary about the strange and painful relationship of death with life. The emotional background is excellent, from the desperation to the victory of life. I liked how the story is told. The viewer learns about death and then life. There are many points that we should not forget, or wish for. The relationship between the mother and her daughter is very touching. I recommend this film to anyone who wants to see what happens when people really know the true meaning of life. I give this film a perfect 10/10.

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