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Chasing Portraits is a movie starring Violetta Bachur, Shula Eliaz, and Barbara Kirshenblatt-Gimblett. One man's art. One woman's unexpected path to healing. An American woman's emotional quest to find the art of her Polish-Jewish...

Starring: Violetta Bachur, Tyler Knowlton, Barbara Kirshenblatt-Gimblett, Shula Eliaz

Genres: Documentary, History

Director: Elizabeth Rynecki

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Documentary, History
Director	Elizabeth Rynecki
Writer	Josh Peterson, Elizabeth Rynecki
Stars	Violetta Bachur, Tyler Knowlton, Barbara Kirshenblatt-Gimblett, Shula Eliaz
Country	Israel, Canada, USA, Poland
Runtime	1H 18M
Description	One man's art. One woman's unexpected path to healing. An American woman's emotional quest to find the art of her Polish-Jewish great-grandfather, lost during World War II.

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Monday, 13 Apr 2020 11:53

Anyone who has ever had a close friend or family member with AIDS should see this film and realize that all too often AIDS is a disease that has a devastating impact on the lives of those who suffer from it. No one should have to suffer like the guys in the film. But that's what AIDS is. It's a devastating illness that affects the lives of those affected by it. This movie does an excellent job of telling the stories of those affected by AIDS. The images are striking, as are the stories. It's interesting to see how some of these people became involved in the fight against AIDS. It is also interesting to see how people from all walks of life, black and white, urban and rural, young and old, are all affected by this disease.

Sunday, 12 Apr 2020 13:16

I must admit I've never seen a documentary that dealt with the life of Princess Diana. So I didn't know what to expect. I found the film quite interesting and informative, but I was a bit surprised by what it did show. First, it is quite hard to see this as a documentary. There are some strange shots where the camera doesn't move at all, or even moves a little to the side. Also, you really have to pay attention to follow the events in the movie. Then, the narration is really poorly done, and doesn't say much to the viewers. You are almost constantly reading subtitles in English. This is not something you'd expect to see in a documentary. But it's not all bad. I found it interesting how this movie is like a documentary, but with the twist that it is, in fact, more of a documentary of the life of the Queen, Diana. This is a very important subject to cover, and it's very well done. It also shows a lot of new information that was not even known before. For example, the wedding in France. It was a big surprise to me that Diana chose this location. It was a great way to show that Diana is a leader. And it also shows that she was actually the Queen, the sovereign, when she wanted to be. What's also amazing is that this movie was made before the events happened, so it does not give the impression that Diana was in the wrong for doing what she did. But it does show a lot of things that people would think, but it doesn't show anything that they didn't know. It also shows that even though Diana was the Queen, she was still a princess and a princess has to be a strong woman. Also, it shows that Diana was very quiet, but she had a lot of friends and even the royal family did not know what to do with her. She was a princess, and she didn't have to talk much. Also, it shows that Prince William was very protective of her, even though she was very shy. Also, it shows that the royal family did not know what to do with Diana. She was a princess, so they could not take her away. Finally, I found the movie a little boring and too long. It's very hard to follow the entire documentary in a movie. And the movie could have used a little more color and less of a monochrome look. The color of the film is extremely dark, and you cannot see anything in it except for the music. That was the main problem. It also made the movie very boring and not very interesting.

Saturday, 11 Apr 2020 16:05

A thrilling documentary. The cast of this movie is amazing. So many inspirational quotes throughout the movie. It is a must see.

Friday, 10 Apr 2020 00:59

This is a truly beautiful film. It shows the self-discovery and love that comes from the film. The pain and painters' personalities are fascinating. The film also shows a woman's desire to find her voice and to not be silenced. A few of the pictures have a kind of haunting quality, but the characters are all human and made of people, not just of people. There is no master painting here, just a woman who creates a masterpiece. I highly recommend this film. I hope that some of the painters are able to see this film. Some of the painters were very shy about it. One of the painters said, "I could be a bit self-conscious about this, but I didn't feel like I had to be." It was very touching. One of the painters was unable to keep up the film for a day, because of a crash in his apartment.

Friday, 10 Apr 2020 00:57

I was very impressed with this film. I thought it was very well done and full of interesting stories. The experience of watching this film was a great way to be able to reflect on a topic and get a true sense of how far we've come, but also an emotional roller-coaster. The participants portrayed their own personal views on life in different ways and it made it seem like they had lived it. I thought the interviews were really insightful and gave a real feel for the times in which the documentary was made. I really loved the interviews with Richard Einhorn, who I hadn't heard of until I saw the documentary. I thought his comment about the Holocaust was extremely telling. When I first saw the documentary, I thought it was more about the Nazi's mentality. I thought it was a really interesting look at the subject, even though it was set in the 90's. I loved the interviews with people that were part of the movie and the way that it was shown. It was a very powerful and powerful look at the people who were involved in the making of this film. I would definitely recommend this film to anyone.

Thursday, 09 Apr 2020 03:46

This is a must see documentary that explores the lives of women who have been very active in the fight against child abuse. The documentary starts with a series of interviews with women who were abused and want to stop it. The women in the interviews share their experiences with varying degrees of clarity and intensity. The interviews cover a wide range of topics, including child abuse, depression, post traumatic stress disorder, sexual abuse, marriage and divorce, and abortion. There are also several short films produced to accompany the interviews and introduce the women to their families, friends, and community. As the interviews are conducted, the documentary focuses on some of the most controversial and important issues in the lives of these women. There are several features that make this film unique. The interviews are completely off the record and are conducted in a very calm, relaxed, and collected way. The interviews are also edited to give the viewer a sense of context and the interviews are interspersed throughout the documentary so that we are continually learning about the women and their families. Most important is the lack of focus on the child abusers. When we see these women talk about the abuse, we see children that are being abused. However, there is no way to know for sure whether this child was abused. There is also no way to know if the child is still alive. The interviews are a great tool to get the real story of the women, however they are not always followed up with any follow up interviews. We are left wondering what happens to these women. While the women do talk openly about their experiences, they do not talk about what happens to them or how they recover from the abuse. In many cases, we do not get to know these women in any depth. The documentary was also edited in such a way that we do not hear the voices of the people who were abused. This gives us a more intimate perspective on the women. The women also are not interviewed by their abusers. This gives us a more personal and emotional story that is not captured by the interviews. This is a good technique and does not give us the people's voice. Most importantly, there are no actors in the interviews. These interviews are real. Many of the women tell the stories from their own perspective, with no actors and with no cutaways or special effects. This allows us to hear the stories from the women and to see the evidence that they provide. This is a great way to get a more intimate perspective on the women and to see their story. This is a must see film and is well worth watching. I highly recommend it.

Wednesday, 08 Apr 2020 03:44

I have just seen this movie and was pretty impressed. I have never seen the movie before, but the title of the movie made it seem like a documentary. After the first 10-15 minutes I was expecting a boring documentary on the slave trade. That's when I realized that this movie was going to be good. The movie is in French, and the subtitles are very, very good. It made me wonder what they were really doing in Africa. The movie is very compelling. It starts in the 1800s, so it gives a very accurate picture of the slave trade. I really liked that the movie showed the slave trade as well as the poor and slave-owning people who were involved in it. I also like the fact that the movie includes a lot of the history of the history of the French. It's a very interesting story, and if you want to know more about the history of France, see the movie.

Monday, 06 Apr 2020 05:07

I had the chance to see this film at its world premier at the Houston Film Festival last night. It's not your typical docudrama - it's a documentary about one man, David Dao. It's a story about a man who was treated with respect and dignity by the hotel staff and everyone else. I was moved by the documentary, but I was also very concerned about what happened to him. I thought that the whole situation was irresponsible, that he was not treated well. I wanted to see the film so badly, but I was too afraid to watch it. I've watched it twice, and I'm glad that I did, because the film is very insightful. It shows how bad it can get when you do not have the support of others. The film is not necessarily about the company, but about the people that took care of him and how they treated him. I was very disturbed by what happened to him, and I think the film gives us a glimpse into how bad things can be. I also think that it's important that we learn from this story, because people who were treated like this deserved better than what they got. The hotel staff and the people that treated David in a professional and polite manner are really heroes in my book. This film makes me very angry because of the treatment he got, and I am hoping that a follow up is done about this situation.

Sunday, 05 Apr 2020 21:34

I am an 18 year old adult living in Brooklyn, New York. I was first introduced to the personal and political themes of the film by a professor of mine. This was the beginning of an understanding that I would never be able to explain in any academic class, much less in an academic writing assignment. I have been a user of iTunes ever since. And after watching this film, I have found many things I hadn't thought of before. I have read a lot of the other reviews and find them to be largely lacking. I am surprised that some of the reviews have mentioned what I consider to be the most important issue in the film: the need for discussion and understanding. There is very little of that in the film. The only other "question" that was raised in the film was the need to be more politically aware. I can understand why this is the case, but the film does not adequately address the need for an informed public and discussion on the issues that we as Americans have to address, and where our government has to deal with them. When you go to the voting booth, you vote for an individual and his or her position. You don't vote for the person or party that is running for office. In the case of the Democrats, there is no reason to vote for them. What this film addresses, and I think is also crucial, is the need for people to have a voice. The need for an informed public. I think that the film is very well done, with some very interesting points and very powerful moments. It is good to see this in a documentary form. Unfortunately, this is not an award-winning film. I am not sure if the Academy is that progressive or if they will recognize this for what it is. I am certain that they will not. I will not be voting for them. I think that if you are a Bernie Sanders supporter, I think you will feel the same. I think that the film will help you to see a side of our country and a side of our political system that many people have not seen, and that is the side of our government that needs to be changed. I think it is very important to have that type of discussion, to have that type of discussion. I am sure that many of you who are not part of this society have not had that conversation with anyone in your life. But this film is an important one and I would encourage people to watch it. My father was a member of the Communist Party in the 1950s and my mother is the daughter of a Communist Party member. We have never been able to discuss these issues with them. As such

Saturday, 04 Apr 2020 21:32

This film has something for everyone. It's a powerful piece of art, in its simplicity, and the clarity of its message. I went to see this film because I had a lot of hope for the future of our species. I felt like the film was honest, truthful, and above all, uplifting. I don't think I can ever say enough about this film. I can't wait for the DVD to come out. I don't know why it is called a documentary, because it's not a documentary, it's a visual narrative about a single person's life. It's the story of a person's life, but it's not a story. It's about the people and the life that is the most important in the world. When a movie is like this, I don't think the critics will be so harsh. They won't be so negative about it. I hope people will go see this movie, and get the message of life.

Thursday, 02 Apr 2020 01:42

To see some of the great work of Tom Shadyac is to truly understand what is a powerful and thought-provoking film. The nature of the power that he wields through his camera and his subjects is a beautiful depiction of what photography is capable of and how a person can become a master of it. This is the first film that I have seen that is called "A Picture" in which the story has been told from a different perspective. I was immediately impressed with the respect and admiration that Shadyac has for the people and the place that he is documenting. I was also impressed with the fact that his images are beautiful and powerful, but are not on display in an unmediated, linear fashion. His power and personal integrity are in contrast to the amateur and uneducated vision of some of the people who are actually experiencing what he is documenting. He is at the same time the first to share his amazing work and the first to have his work shown to the public in a non-edited fashion. If you are a film maker, photographer, or anyone who is interested in photography, this is a must see.

Wednesday, 01 Apr 2020 01:40

The true story of how Winston Churchill became Prime Minister of Great Britain. The filmmaker is Andy Warhol, who also is credited as a producer. The film is a documentary, so it is not going to be an entertaining movie. But it is a thoughtful look at a man that many consider the greatest British leader of all time. He was a Socialist who believed that Britain needed a strong leader. When he came to power he immediately made war on the Soviet Union. He soon formed a close relationship with General Joseph Stalin, his mentor. He also showed his admiration for Joseph Stalin's policy of destroying the old regimes in Europe. While this film is not intended to be a great movie, it is still a good film for people who want to know a little more about the man that is Winston Churchill. It is not going to make you think about Churchill, but it is a good way to get to know him.

Tuesday, 31 Mar 2020 22:51

I watched this film on my DVD and I must say it is not as bad as I thought it would be. I had trouble getting into it as it was very slow moving. After about an hour I was completely done watching the film, I just wanted it to end. The acting is great, the music is also great and it is a good story. The director did a great job of capturing the atmosphere. The director did a great job of showing the entire story of what happened to all the people and the process of how it happened. There is no cheap shots in the film and there is no video footage. I think it is a great film to watch and it is not for people who are easily offended. It is a film that you can sit back and enjoy without having to think too much about it.

Monday, 30 Mar 2020 03:03

I saw this film and I thought it was amazing. It is one of the most powerful films I've ever seen. I am usually against these kinds of documentaries but this one was amazing. The films title has something to do with the events and the images it depicts. I don't want to give away the plot or the ending but the film is a masterpiece. The cast was excellent and I thought the cinematography was excellent. I would recommend this film to anyone. It is a masterpiece.

Sunday, 29 Mar 2020 19:30

I've seen a lot of films, but few have really touched me like this one. I never expected to be moved like I was, and I had trouble with the end. The emotions of the subjects and the film were really overwhelming. It's been a year since I saw this, and I still have the same amount of emotions. Maybe I'm just accustomed to seeing oldies, but this one still makes me angry and sad, and it made me feel the same way as the subjects. I'm not a religious person, but the whole religious aspect of the film, and the moral of the story was very real to me. This movie will definitely touch people and make them think. I have to say, the way they presented the religious aspects of the film was fantastic. I didn't even realize it until I saw it, but it was actually very impressive. I would definitely recommend this film to anyone who is looking for a good movie that will make them think, and a real emotional experience. I'd say it's a 9/10. There are many different points of view, and I can't say that this film is the best one. The story is very interesting, but I think some parts were kind of rushed or short, but it wasn't really that bad. I think the film was able to do so much in a short time, and it's amazing how much these two people have come from nothing to where they are now. I hope that the "making of" documentary was made because it's really informative. I would definitely recommend seeing this film if you're looking for a good movie. It really touches you, and makes you feel the same emotions the people in it did.

Sunday, 29 Mar 2020 03:01

I love the subject and the story, and its moving, it is so much about our beliefs and our beliefs that it is important that we are taught. I am so glad we have more of these documentaries that tell the story of the issues that are being faced in the world. Its a sad day when a documentary about men and boys is a weak topic, when documentaries are not even included in the schools of young people in many countries, but a documentary about the most basic questions of life and about how we all try to find our place in the world is a valuable topic for all of us. If we only have one life to live, then we must teach it as much as we can. I am so glad that there are more documentaries that tell us about issues that we need to know. This one is a good one to start with.

Saturday, 28 Mar 2020 19:28

Many of us, including me, grew up with Disney films, but we also have a more general interest in culture. And Disney is an important part of that culture, so we often think of it as a Disney production. But this documentary, directed by Mandy Neiman, is about the main Disney films. It's like a Disney-based film, but without the magic of the Disney production. But there are other Disney films that have been given this treatment, such as Snow White, Pinocchio, and Fantasia. These films have their own style and their own quality. They are often regarded as children's films and are not given the same level of attention as the Disney films. But Mandy Neiman's film, coming out at the same time as Disney's centennial, is different. It's got a lot of interesting interviews with people from different corners of Disney's history. It's a good film about a great film. It's well worth seeing.

Saturday, 28 Mar 2020 11:55

This documentary is a must see for anyone who has ever been in a love-hate relationship. There's not much to it. The movie is about Robert (Michael) and Patti (Gillian) who are in a long-distance relationship. They are separated for years. Patti has been having an affair with Robert. The thing is, they are both dissatisfied with their lives. They both want to go back to their "first love". I think it's a very touching movie. It is very interesting that this film is still so relevant even today. If you are in a relationship, this movie might help you understand what you are going through. It's a great movie, but the book is better.

Wednesday, 25 Mar 2020 15:32

This film is not only about a famous person, but about how the public reacts to them. It is a drama. The performance of Susan Sarandon is amazing. This is the first film I've seen her in. I know it will be difficult for her to maintain the level she achieved in such films as "The Corner" and "The Exorcist". The film is about her relationship with her husband. It is about her relationship with her children. It is about her search for the truth, to the point of suicide. All this without a character you can fall in love with, with some humorous moments, but also the struggle of a woman, being trapped in a difficult situation. After all, it is a real story.

Patricia Hunter

Wednesday, 25 Mar 2020 13:46

I can honestly say that this film is a must watch. It is not a film you can watch once and then forget about. This film should be re-released and given its proper credit, as a masterpiece. This is a film that is not meant to be understood, but to be seen. It is a masterpiece and a work of art. The documentary is very well filmed, has great visuals and a very important message. I would recommend it to anyone, no matter what the age, gender, race or creed is. This film is a must see, you will not be disappointed.

Wednesday, 25 Mar 2020 12:18

I just wanted to make a statement. I was recently in the Philippines and was so disgusted with the way my own country was portrayed as a "prostitution city" (whatever that means) and a "rape city" (whatever that means) and, in particular, how my own country was depicted as a "repressed" country. I think that when a country is portrayed as such a backwards place, it's hard to maintain a sense of humanity and self-worth. And, I don't mean that in a negative way. But it was so unfortunate to see how the Philippines was depicted in a positive way, especially when it was only a couple of years ago when we were a "prostitution city." I was shocked to see how many people that actually knew the Philippines and its culture (and its problems) that were proud to see the Philippines portrayed in such a positive way. When I was in my childhood, I was fascinated by the Philippine culture and its people. I had a very good teacher and a very good friend. And, I even grew up with my mother's Filipino family. So, when I was watching this film, I was very, very moved. It was wonderful to see my mother's Philippines and how it was portrayed in such a positive way. My mother's father was a very pious man, but, he did not keep the Philippines as a paradise, but rather, he allowed the Philippines to be a living, breathing and vibrant country. And, my mother's father was very respectful to his country and it's people. So, when I saw this film, it was hard for me to believe that, when I was a kid, I was very young and I did not even know the Philippines. And, when I was a teenager, I saw a lot of good and bad things in the Philippines. But, I was always very aware of what was good and what was bad. I was always aware of the difference between good and bad. I was aware that the Philippines was a "reign of terror" and "rape capital" for its own citizens. But, I was also aware that the Philippines was also a beautiful and vibrant country. So, I was very, very moved by this film. I was very proud of the Philippines. I was extremely proud of the Philippines. And, it was very, very sad to see how, in a positive way, my mother's Philippines was depicted in the film. And, I was very, very sad that I could not see this film more often because I was so, so, so, very, very, very, very, very

Wednesday, 25 Mar 2020 08:15

I found this film a great treat. It gives a very good insight into the life of one of the most interesting and notable scientists and artists of our time, namely, Alfred Hitchcock. While this film was well-done, it's nothing compared to Alfred's best work. That said, it's a very good film and I hope you'll enjoy it as much as I did.

Wednesday, 25 Mar 2020 07:35

The cinematography is beautiful. The photography is phenomenal. The fact that the film took place in the desert in Arizona with its arid sands and dry desert climate is amazing. It's really a great film. The story is interesting and has a unique and captivating plot. It really makes the viewer want to know more. It's really something that you will want to see again and again. It really should be seen by everyone who likes documentaries. This is a film that really needs to be seen and viewed again. It's an outstanding documentary and one that you should definitely see.

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