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(203) 6.6 94 min 2019

The Hottest August is a movie starring Clare Coulter. Ordinary people in New York are asked to talk about their lives and their hopes for the future in a time marked by political division and climate change.

Starring: Clare Coulter

Genres: Documentary

Director: Brett Story

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Genres	Documentary
Director	Brett Story
Stars	Clare Coulter
Country	USA, Canada
Runtime	1H 34M
Description	Ordinary people in New York are asked to talk about their lives and their hopes for the future in a time marked by political division and climate change.

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Thursday, 16 Apr 2020 04:43

The Hottest August is a brilliant film with an original and intelligent plot. A movie that raises questions and questions about what makes us human. This movie will make you think and be challenged by it's "unconventional" approach to cinema. The Hottest August is not perfect. The characters are sometimes lacking, the script is sometimes silly, the music sometimes reminds of something else, but what you don't notice is the fascinating, thought provoking, thought provoking plot. I think this is the best film of 2006, and for me, the best film of the year. So, if you are looking for a movie with a message or a "message movie", this is not it. This is not a movie you need to watch multiple times to get. It is a movie you will watch several times, and in the end, you will leave the theater feeling as though you have learned something. The Hottest August is a movie that will make you think, and if you are a movie lover, you will leave the theater thinking that you have learned something about human nature.

Wednesday, 15 Apr 2020 13:37

This documentary was filmed during the month of August, 2009. The film is in two parts, each focusing on a different aspect of the past month of August. This month was the hottest on record. The record for the warmest August on record is set by the Japanese Meteorological Agency. The first part of the film focuses on the heat wave that enveloped parts of the United States in August 2008. In the second part, we hear from researchers and other experts who are studying the effects of global warming on our planet. The film's title is a play on words: the hottest and driest month of the year.

Gregory Thompson

Wednesday, 15 Apr 2020 04:40

A fascinating documentary that dives into the life and personal history of three true friends - Donald Trump, the Hottest August, and Willem Dafoe - as they make their way to Hollywood. Dafoe plays a mild-mannered waiter named Frank, who worked in a pizza parlor before opening his own restaurant. Trump, a real estate developer, was a real estate agent before he got involved with the show business. He was a vocal supporter of the US, and became a real estate agent in the late '80s. The men were friends in real life but were very different. Dafoe was a New York lawyer and Trump was a true New Yorker who couldn't understand how a wealthy man like Dafoe could live in an apartment that looked like a shabby motel. Trump was quite proud of his Bronx, and Dafoe, not so much. When they finally meet, the four men bond over their common enemy - the Vietnam War. Donald Trump, the Hottest August, became a real estate developer and was involved with the Vietnam War. Willem Dafoe, the Hottest August, supported the war but didn't like it as much as Trump did. They became friends in real life, and they both helped each other out financially. Frank was on a mission to make a movie about the Vietnam War, and Dafoe knew that he needed to act in it. He took on the role of a Vietnam veteran, who was an air traffic controller in Vietnam. They both became real friends, and Dafoe got Trump to start giving him money. After he did that, Trump got Dafoe to come back to New York and work with him. Dafoe was the friend who decided to go back to Vietnam and was killed. The film is very interesting and powerful, and this is a must-see documentary.

Tuesday, 14 Apr 2020 16:26

I saw this documentary on it's premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival. I have never been a big fan of Paul Naschy, but this film makes me change my mind. Naschy is a very articulate, insightful and charismatic person. In his time on Earth he has made his mark on the music industry and he has produced some of the best music of all time. I also love the way he talks about his favourite music. If you are interested in music, it would be a great idea to listen to some of his music, you won't be disappointed.

Monday, 13 Apr 2020 17:49

This film exposes the real world of this country and the fact that it is so messed up. "We're not going to make it as an American Family." "We're going to go broke." This film is a great reminder to people that if you are true to yourself, do not forget who you are and what you stand for. If you are not a Republican, it is a great lesson in what it is to be a conservative and what it is to be an independent minded person. If you are not one of those, you need to see this film and learn that what it takes to be a true conservative is a lot harder than it may seem. I enjoyed this film and it is important that we all learn the true meaning of conservatism.

Saturday, 11 Apr 2020 08:48

I agree with other reviewers that this film is well worth seeing. We saw it at the Seattle Film Festival and the film is an inspiring account of the complex interactions among people in a relatively short space of time. I hope the producers find the time to make a sequel and/or a film about the summer of 2009 in Newark, NJ. We are looking forward to seeing it.

Amanda Williams

Thursday, 09 Apr 2020 10:09

This is a great story about a story about the changing world around us. The slow but steady rise of global warming is undeniable. The story of the closing of the North Pacific Ocean and the formation of the Bering Strait in Alaska is not just a mere coincidence. It is the history of how global warming can effect the world, and how we can not only adapt to it, but also help to save it. What's happening now is that even with the latest climate change predictions, the world is not ready for the change of climate. Climate change can be very unpredictable. With climate change, everything is changing and nothing is as it seems. But this is a story about how people are fighting back and taking action against the global warming and the changes that it can cause.

Aaron Patterson

Thursday, 09 Apr 2020 04:02

As an American living in Australia and an avid follower of Australian pop culture, I found this movie to be surprisingly well done. I watched it with the knowledge that the British network would never allow me to view it on my TV, but they clearly had no qualms about airing it on television. It is as if the Australian public is becoming aware of Australian pop culture and have begun to emulate it. Even my American friends, who rarely watch Australian television, seemed to be reacting to this movie. It is a great film that would make me want to go to Australia, and I would probably be very interested in the cultural differences between the Australian and British people.

Tuesday, 07 Apr 2020 05:23

Amazingly, I was able to view this movie for free at a local cinema, and it really is amazing! I really do recommend this movie to anyone, as there are a lot of people out there who don't get what's really going on in the world around them. I really do feel a lot of anger towards some people, as I can see some people in the audience are going to react differently to this film. However, I really hope people see this film, and see that there are lots of people like those in this film. I know that there are a lot of people out there, who are as angry and upset as me, and I would like to see how many people have seen this film, and how many have felt the same. I'm going to say it again, this is an amazing film!

Monday, 06 Apr 2020 20:27

What an eye-opening documentary! This film captures a lot of information about the poverty in our communities, the jobs that are gone and the lack of education on our students, the lack of safety nets for those who are not there, and a lack of a sense of community. I highly recommend this film for anyone that wants to understand the problems of the poor and the poverty in our communities. It gives us a real look at the issues facing our communities, and it gives us a glimpse into the lives of many of our families. I highly recommend this film for anyone that has an interest in America's urban poverty.

Monday, 06 Apr 2020 06:47

In the course of this film, I was compelled to see it again, and I am glad I did. I found it even more powerful than I thought it would be. I found myself, as I always do, shocked by what I saw. The story of domestic violence has been told so many times before, that it becomes like a set of rules, but this film, more than any other I've ever seen, shows us how much more there is to it than the mere consequences of these terrible acts. While the film is an extensive account of what happened to Ms. Steen in her house in Minnesota, I found it far more powerful than the details of that story. To me, that was what was so powerful about this film. I could watch this film and not have to think of what happened to Ms. Steen and the men who were with her that night, and I would be right there in the middle of it. It is a powerful film about a powerful subject. I recommend it to everyone. It is not just about domestic violence, but about the pervasiveness of this horrible crime and the way society fails to prevent it. I do not believe that any movie should ever be able to make me feel this way. It has to be a very powerful movie to do that.

Sunday, 05 Apr 2020 00:39

I must say, my surprise at how much the film touched me was the level of interest in this film. I didn't know what to expect and I was not too optimistic. I am a huge fan of James Franco, but was let down that he was not featured more in this film. The documentary was not quite the documentary I had hoped, but it was still a good watch. I am very pleased that they went to great lengths to not include the music videos and made the film more for the viewer. It wasn't just about the film, it was a deep dive into the personal lives of the people featured, and the film was always a joy to watch. I did not think I could get into the story of the film as it was about them, not about themselves. I don't want to say much about the documentary, but it was well done. I am sure that I will be watching this again. I can't wait to see more from this documentary.

Saturday, 04 Apr 2020 23:14

I read through the comments here on IMDb and most of them are obviously political. It's nice to see that I am not alone in this opinion. I found the documentary to be interesting, and have only two criticisms. One, the facts presented are questionable. Two, the interviewees are quite interesting, but not all are interested in the facts presented. But, as with other documentaries, it is the subject matter that makes you see it. And I must say that I was very impressed with this documentary. The techniques used, and the evidence presented are impressive. Some of the details are not presented by the documentary, but that's OK, because it doesn't matter anyway. The research, data collection, and interviews are all done very well. I would recommend this documentary to anyone who is interested in climate change and/or knows someone who is. If you don't know someone who is affected by climate change, this documentary is a great way to get them involved.

Friday, 03 Apr 2020 23:11

I think this is a very interesting and well-done film. The video is disturbing and the film is disturbing, but I think it's important. I think people should see this film and tell their friends about it. You don't have to agree with the comments to see this movie.

Friday, 03 Apr 2020 02:00

First of all I must say that I am a very big fan of the independent film industry and so I'm a bit biased with my view of this film. I think that the film was very well made and it was well researched. The documentary was very interesting. I liked the part about the CUSO (the producer of the movie) in the documentary. He was quite candid about his past. He talks about his love for the music and the drug culture. He said that he always thought that the music was better than the drugs. I think that the documentary is really important and informative about the music industry. I really appreciated it.

Thursday, 02 Apr 2020 17:04

I saw this film at a festival in NYC last weekend, and it was a great experience. The film is beautifully shot and the story is both heartwarming and poignant. I was so impressed by the actors, and the cinematography and editing was just amazing. The film moves at a pace that feels natural, and the editing, a combination of masterful camerawork and breathtaking editing, is stunning. This is the first film I've seen that has really helped me to understand the difference between documentary and fiction. I feel like this film is important because it has a lot of hidden messages, and I hope it will help people to look at the world through a different lens. I would highly recommend this film to anyone who has ever had to experience loss, or the tension of being trapped in a situation you're not sure you can handle. I strongly recommend this film.

Barbara Salazar

Tuesday, 31 Mar 2020 18:25

Every year the sun sets, and no-one goes to the movies. This summer, the sun is still up, and all the studios are planning to release over 100 movies. Movies are back in vogue, and I can't wait to see the movies coming out this summer. This movie shows what people are missing when they're not at the movies. The film starts out showing the back story of Robert Redford, who was a child star in the 1940s. He made his first movie in 1948 and made several more movies, but he never made the big break he thought he would. I thought he was really hot at one point, but he never really made a great career out of it. The film then gets into Redford's career as a producer in the late 50s, and even though the movie is mostly an interview, it's a great introduction to what Redford was like. It does a great job of showing how Redford and his agent weren't exactly sure what they were getting into when they signed him to the contract. This was before they knew that movies were even being filmed, and they were making a lot of money. The movie then goes into Redford's career as an actor, and how he worked with Dick Cavett, and other big Hollywood names. It goes into how he met his wife and had a daughter, and how he turned into an actor. The movie ends on an interesting note, and it shows Redford and the industry moving forward. This movie is a must see, and it's probably one of the best documentaries I've seen in a long time.

Monday, 30 Mar 2020 12:16

What a wonderful piece of work. If you were to ask me to pick a favorite documentary, I would go with 'A Family Portrait' by Nina Hoss. I found this film extremely moving and inspiring. From a professional standpoint, I think the film should be mandatory viewing for every college student. It's incredibly real, with clear and well done shots. The film even includes clips of all of the key moments in the lives of the main characters. A great piece of work, definitely a must see!

Friday, 27 Mar 2020 04:40

Just a good story that requires some thought, as it's rooted in the realities of the early years of the modern era. In his lifetime, President McKinley worked with those who were not his friends or relatives, but they did not care. He worked with the common people, and they did not have to work for him. This was the time when civil rights were more prevalent and the men that he worked with had more to lose by opposing him. The movie highlights how, as a matter of fact, those in the South were fighting back. During the Civil War, in 1876, McKinley did not want to allow blacks to vote. He did not want them to be allowed to vote on a local level. He wanted them to vote on a national level. He had to be convinced by Senator Robert La Follette. He had to be convinced that blacks were equal and could not be treated differently than whites. La Follette was his son-in-law, and he was given some truth that had been suppressed during his childhood. This was in 1872. He gave up on the idea of blacks voting, and in 1876, he started to let the blacks vote on a national level. McKinley did not want to be an ungrateful man. He wanted to know the truth. He wanted to be able to say, "No, it's not true, and I'm not going to stand for it." He was not a perfect man, and he could not say that. In my opinion, his father was not a perfect man. The story is about the struggle between what he wanted and what he was willing to do. This is a real story of how the south fought back. It is about the racial issues. It is about the men that fought, and how they did not want to stand for what they knew they were wrong. I do not recommend the movie, because it is a history lesson, not a movie, but it is a good history lesson. I recommend that people watch this movie, and read the book.

Friday, 27 Mar 2020 00:12

When I saw this movie at the Sundance film festival, I thought it was a great, and a rare and very honest look at the struggles of gay people in the early 1980's. The film was shot with a very intimate look at the lives of the men, but with a great deal of style. What a great look at being a gay man, in the mid 1980's. This movie is a must-see for anyone who has ever felt like a part of the gay community, or even just just a gay man. This movie is a true story about a man, Ray George, who lost his parents when he was a child and moved in with a man, Jimmy Johnson. The story is told through flashbacks, and in between the flashbacks, Ray tells stories to the people he meets. The stories he tells are very funny, and the timing is amazing. I think that it was also a very interesting look into the life of Jimmy Johnson, and his experience of growing up in the gay community. If you are an LGBT person, you should definitely see this movie. This movie is really a story about the lives of gay men. I think that anyone who wants to see a great look at the lives of gay people, in the early 1980's should see this movie.

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