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Ask Dr. Ruth is a movie starring Susan Brown, Jonathan Capehart, and Ari Einleger. Charting the incredible life of Dr. Ruth Westheimer, a Holocaust survivor who became America's most famous sex therapist.

Starring: Leora Einleger, Ari Einleger, Susan Brown, Jonathan Capehart

Genres: Documentary, Biography

Director: Ryan White

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Documentary, Biography
Director	Ryan White
Stars	Leora Einleger, Ari Einleger, Susan Brown, Jonathan Capehart
Country	USA
Also Known As	Tish'alou et Dr. Ruth, おしえて！ドクター・ルース, ¿Necesitas una terapeuta sexual?, Amerikas sexguru nummer ét, Demandez au Dr. Ruth
Runtime	1H 40M
Description	Charting the incredible life of Dr. Ruth Westheimer, a Holocaust survivor who became America's most famous sex therapist.

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Sunday, 28 Jun 2020 20:40

This movie was a good one. It was a nice idea, and the acting was great. The director did a good job in letting you see the reality of what people are dealing with in this country. The movie really hit home with me because I am a gay man. I knew what this movie was about, and it brought the reality of being gay out into the open, even though I am not gay. It was a nice way to make a movie about the gay life. This movie did a great job of making a movie that is entertaining and interesting, and also really sad. I definitely recommend this movie, because it is worth watching. It's not the typical gay movie, but it's definitely worth a watch.

Wednesday, 24 Jun 2020 16:31

This is a pretty good documentary about the culture of the Native Americans. It has a few things going for it, but at the end of the day, it is still a poorly made documentary. The people interviewed are all over the map in their views, and most of them seem to be way too self-righteous. This isn't a documentary about Native Americans, it is a documentary about the history of the Native Americans. And that is a bad thing. The documentary can't go much deeper than a simple history lesson, and that is something that could have been done. It should have just left it at that. The documentary could have ended with the main character's back story, and that would have been much more interesting. The acting isn't bad, but it is a little uneven. Some of the performances are decent, but some of them are terrible. But that isn't much of a problem. The movie is good overall, but it's still a documentary and a history lesson. There are many other documentaries that are much better. 8/10

Sunday, 21 Jun 2020 19:49

The story of a teenage girl's attempt to survive in a dangerous and often deadly environment is told very well. I was moved by the fact that this film did not glamorize the plight of the victims. The real issues were the problems that the girls faced, and what they had to go through to survive. This film was extremely well done, and I recommend it to anyone who has ever felt like the world is against them. I hope that it will be made available on DVD soon.

Friday, 19 Jun 2020 10:51

I have watched this documentary several times and still get emotional after watching it. I don't get emotional when I watch a documentary but I got emotional watching this documentary. It was a hard subject to watch but it was also very powerful. I'm from South Africa and I watched the documentary and I think it shows the reality of what is happening to our country. I think that it is an amazing documentary. I think that if you watch it once, you will watch it again and again.

Friday, 19 Jun 2020 05:03

I've heard about this docudrama for a long time. It's fascinating, although not everything is that great. I agree with many of the points raised, but I don't really feel comfortable talking about this film, especially not to my friends. I'm not sure I want them to see it. I also don't think I want my friends to see it. I think it's a good movie, but I have a different opinion on this film than some people. Some of the points made are absolutely absurd, and I can see the appeal of this docudrama. I'm not sure what to make of it. It's a very personal movie about a very personal subject. If you are into this kind of thing, this docudrama will be a good one to watch. If you are not, you probably won't like it. You will either hate it or love it. I have to say though, I think it's a very important subject, and I would recommend it. But I would have liked it if it was more about the subject, than about the actors. I would have liked it if it was about the actors. It's the actors, that make it interesting. I don't know if the filmmakers wanted to give an accurate picture of the subject. I think it's much better than this. I think they could have made a much better documentary. I think it's great, but I don't think it's great. I think it's interesting, but I'm not sure I really like it. I like the actors, I think they are very good, but I don't think I like this film. I think it's a very good movie, but I don't really like it. I would say that the actors do a great job, and I would recommend this movie to everyone. But I don't think I'm sure I would recommend it to my friends. I would say that I'm giving it a 8/10. That's not a good score, but I think it's a good movie. Maybe I would give it a 10/10, but I'm not sure that I would.

Tuesday, 09 Jun 2020 19:14

Dr. Ruth Lippmann (Vera Farmiga) was an American physician who was a popular sex educator and author of the book "Cinderella, My Sister." She had a great influence on the world of sex education. Her books "Love and Lust" and "The Secrets of a Woman's Body" are still talked about in college. Her ideas were based on the idea that sex was a human right and people should be free to have sex with whomever they want without the government telling them what to do. She was also against drugs. She was a strong supporter of women's rights. The film "Dr. Ruth Lippmann: The Unauthorized Biography" is based on her life. She died in 1992 from AIDS. The film is a true story about her and the man who was her husband. It is told from a different angle of the story. There are some scenes that seem to be a little too much. But the film is good and I recommend it.

Sunday, 24 May 2020 20:27

I have been watching this doc for weeks and it is so worth it. It is so great and sad to see the victims of this horrific act that no one was able to stop. The movie gives a very clear picture of the police investigation, the victims families and the murderer. It shows how difficult it was to find out the truth, how hard it was for people to talk about it and how many people were involved. This is the story of a man who was born in America but was forced to leave because his family was not allowed to support him. The movie shows how his family was devastated by his actions. The movie shows how he has to live with his guilt every day, and the family can't get to sleep without him waking up and breaking the chain. When he is on the stand and he gets questioned by the prosecutor, he does not realize that he is under a court order not to tell the truth. He is just too ashamed to say the truth. The movie shows how hard it is to live with a criminal record, and how important it is to get it right. I hope that everyone who watches this can think about the victims and their families and the victims of this crime, and to learn what it is like to be a victim of a crime. To all who were in the courtroom when the verdict was announced, you will never forget it.

Wednesday, 20 May 2020 16:26

I was skeptical when I first heard about this film. I hadn't seen any of the interviews, and I knew that the documentary was almost three hours long. However, I was very impressed with this documentary. I was surprised to learn that Dr. Ruth was a very personal woman who suffered a lot from her husband's alcoholism. I loved her in this documentary. I thought her story was very interesting. I felt that she was a very strong woman who wanted her husband to heal, and she fought for her rights. The film was very informative and I felt that it did a good job at helping me understand the issues that were facing women in the late 60's and early 70's. I enjoyed the documentary a lot and I would recommend it to anyone who wants to learn more about the issues faced by women in that time period.

Saturday, 16 May 2020 18:05

From a science-fiction background, I found this movie to be rather boring. Although the whole thing is set in the future, I found it hard to buy into the future of the movie. There is a lot of science fiction in this movie, but it is so far removed from reality that it is hard to take it seriously. I was watching the movie on a TV in a theater with a lot of people and most of them were nodding off, so that told me the audience had a bad reaction to the movie. I was impressed with how well the movie was put together, especially since the only people I watched the movie with were in their thirties. The movie is much more realistic than Star Wars, because this movie is far more realistic. It also has a great message. I would recommend this movie to anyone who is a science-fiction fan. The movie is made for people who like science-fiction and it's message is good. Although, if you want to see a movie with a good message, watch Star Wars instead.

Wednesday, 13 May 2020 01:49

This is an interesting documentary about the movement to end abortion. It's about the experiences of Dr. Ruth. She was the head of the Planned Parenthood of the Carolinas for 30 years. She was a strong supporter of abortion rights and the legality of abortion in the United States. She's a strong supporter of the legalization of abortion. Dr. Ruth was the first woman to fight for the legalization of abortion. I have to say that she is an extremely interesting person to watch. There are some moments in the documentary that are extremely disturbing and interesting. For example, there's a scene in which she gives a speech at a pro-choice rally. The speech was very emotional and her voice is shaking. She's crying so hard that it's hard to hear. I think that was very moving. There are some scenes that are very graphic. I think that's one of the best parts of the film. I think the graphic scenes are very effective because they make it seem like abortion is an easy way out for a woman. The graphic scenes really show how easy abortion is to obtain. The last part of the documentary is very graphic. There's a scene where she gives a speech to the Planned Parenthood. The scene is really violent and I think that's because it was really difficult to see what happened to Dr. Ruth. She was really raped and killed. I think that was very graphic. I think that's really powerful because it shows that abortion is a very hard thing to get over. I think that this documentary is really good because it shows that there's a lot of misinformation about abortion that's out there. People have a lot of misconceptions about abortion. I think that people who have seen this documentary will really appreciate it. I think that it's very educational and entertaining. I think it's a really good documentary.

Sunday, 03 May 2020 10:13

What is it about movies that are so self-serving that they can't be fully appreciated on their own terms? What's so great about a movie like The Sopranos? Why is it that people like to see Robert De Niro kicking ass in a few quick scenes while he tries to talk on the phone with his wife, and then later is asked to clean up the mess left behind when the next episode of the Sopranos begins? Or how about the glorification of the NFL in Michael Mann's Heat? The whole package is always a self-serving artifact that tries to be self-exculpating, but always comes up short. If you're trying to tell a story about the people in your life, you'd do well to make the movie not about them, but about you. So far, the film has been pretty successful in that regard. But I'm not sure that it's any better at telling the story of the men who created the film. It's not the fault of the movie itself, but of the people who are responsible for its creation. It's a shame that we have a generation of moviegoers who have a problem with the self-exculpating nature of the movie itself.

Sunday, 03 May 2020 04:16

It is sad that so many people have been seriously affected by this epidemic of illegal abortion. However, when we consider the fact that the deaths of thousands of women in the United States are not included in the statistics, it is easy to see that abortion is not the only cause of the death of these women. It is also clear that the reason many women become pregnant is not because they want to become pregnant but because they are coerced into having an abortion by their friends, their family or by their doctor. When a woman becomes pregnant and it is not a woman that is trying to get pregnant but her doctor, it is very difficult to see that she could not have been coerced into having an abortion. In this movie, Dr. Ruth (Gloria Reuben) interviews many women who have been the victims of abortion. She finds out that their families did not want them to have an abortion and that they did not want the child to be adopted. The reason they had to have the abortion is because they were poor. In a country with so many people living in poverty, it is very difficult for a woman to have a child, let alone a child that is going to have a great future. She finds out that the women who have been abused or murdered by their husbands are the ones who have had an abortion. Some of the women are afraid to tell their stories because they think they will be accused of being "anti-abortion". It is obvious that the majority of these women were not "anti-abortion" but rather were afraid of the consequences of a pregnancy that has been brought to term. When a woman knows she is pregnant she is scared and she is afraid that the baby she is carrying will be killed or left behind. It is very difficult for a mother to raise a child, let alone a child who is going to have a great future. The movie is very interesting, and it is sad that the situation in the United States is that many women are dying because of abortions and that many of them are forced to have abortions. I hope that the government will stop funding these abortions and that abortion will be illegal again in the United States.

Thursday, 30 Apr 2020 13:30

I went to see this film with my wife and two young children. My wife, who is a realist, liked it a lot. My two children, who are very much in love with their big sister, hated it. I like the film because it brings out the realities of the abuse of children. I thought the film was very sad but I thought that the "actors" were very good. I would recommend this film to anyone who wants to see a good film.

Tuesday, 28 Apr 2020 04:33

What is the worst movie you have ever seen? I think it is this movie. This movie is about a man who is extremely intelligent, and it is shown in this movie. The problem is that it is a movie about an idiot. One of the worst movies I have ever seen. I am not surprised that this movie was given a good rating. If you are intelligent, please don't watch this movie. I am not suggesting that you do not watch this movie, but if you have to, please don't watch this movie. It is not worth it.

Monday, 27 Apr 2020 22:45

Dr. Ruth, a professor of neurology at New York University, has become one of the most prolific and influential voices on the subject of music in America. She has written books on the influence of rock on society, music as a means of communication and, of course, on the subject of her own father, who, she says, was a scientist in the 1940s who, like so many of us, has been turned off by the dangers of television. It's easy to see why she has become a fixture of television and, in the early 2000s, she was the subject of a documentary on the TV show "On the Air" (not that I watched it, but I found it interesting). A few years later, she joined the board of a foundation that raises money for music education in New York. There's a lot to admire in Dr. Ruth's approach. Her book "Facing the Music: A Child's Guide to Rock and Roll" is a fascinating document of the child's development of his/her musical talent and what she/he thinks of the experience. Dr. Ruth's interviews with children are compelling, and I think her point is well-made. Unfortunately, I think that she exaggerates the role of television in the child's life. For instance, her discussion of how the television helped her and her friends create a music band was presented as if it were a conventional, "manifesto" about the importance of music. It's not. The important thing is that she has taken her story to the public, and this is where she does some of her best work. Dr. Ruth is not one of the great advocates of rock and roll, nor is she an idealist. She is a self-described "miserable old granny" who lives in a world that has not been shaped by rock and roll, and her point is that if we give up our "pearls" we will never be happy. So, it's easy to see why she gets upset when people say that the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame should nominate some young artist for the honor of being inducted. She is clearly in favor of the Hall of Fame, and I think she's being reasonable. But that doesn't mean that she's right, and I would have preferred to see a rock and roll historian make the case that the Hall of Fame was a complete waste of time. Dr. Ruth's talk with the children was a fascinating document, but it was presented in a way that seemed like a documentary, and this left me with a feeling that she was being overly dramatic, especially when she seemed to have a problem with her children, who expressed a lot of anger at her for not helping them to develop their musical talents. I think that, had she done more interviews with young children, she would have found a lot of common ground with these children, and that she could have provided an entertaining documentary about the experience of a child growing up in a musical environment, and the impact of music on his/her life. In the end, the documentary is good, but it is not the best that Dr. Ruth has written. I'd rate it a solid eight out of ten.

Friday, 24 Apr 2020 00:24

For all those who say that a movie is about something when it's not actually about it's subject, Dr. Ruth is an example of this. The film is about a woman who has a rare genetic disease and a society that treats her like she doesn't exist. The film shows her life from the time she was diagnosed to the day she died. It's pretty interesting and shows the effect of the disease on her family and friends. It also shows that society is really divided on the issue of her condition. There's some interesting stories about her friends, her family, and her doctor, but it's mostly about how she feels about the disease. It's an interesting look into a woman's life and it's difficult to tell how much of it is real and how much is fiction. The movie is very compelling and a must see.

Wednesday, 01 Apr 2020 10:10

This film is about the remarkable life of Dr. Ruth W. Whitney, the first woman to win the Nobel Prize for Medicine. Whitney was a distinguished professor of biology and Medicine and the first woman to receive the Nobel Prize in Medicine. In 1958, Whitney and her husband were suffering financial difficulties and she decided to leave her post as a professor to pursue her dream of becoming a writer. She did so and began writing "The Case of the Woman Who Could Write a Book and Go to Medical School". This is a well-made documentary, which is quite informative about the amazing life of Dr. Whitney. I think it's an appropriate film for anyone, especially students, because it is the story of a woman who had extraordinary potential and was not only a brilliant scientist but also a remarkable woman who dedicated her life to helping others. This film is an excellent companion piece to "The Making of "The Life and Times of Emily Dickinson", which also covers the life of Dr. Whitney.

Wednesday, 01 Apr 2020 09:55

Dr. Ruth (Anne Heche) is an osteopath, a specialist in the treatment of bone disorders. She's one of the most respected and respected physicians in the country. But Dr. Ruth has become one of the most vilified and hated doctors in America. Dr. Ruth has become a punch line of late. She's the target of some of the vilest, most vicious attacks. She has a well-documented history of sexual harassment, sexism, racism, and other misdeeds. And now, her own medical license is on the line. She is the subject of a documentary that's airing on TV this week called "The Truth About Dr. Ruth." I was intrigued to see this documentary. I was intrigued to see how this documentary would go about trying to expose the people behind the scenes that made Dr. Ruth such a bad doctor. This documentary is really interesting. I really liked it. I thought the film really did a good job of making Dr. Ruth's life and her role in the medical profession as a villain. I thought the film did a good job of showing how Dr. Ruth was vilified, and why she was. This is a really interesting film, I would recommend it to anyone who is looking for a documentary that shows the things that have been going on in America lately with people like Dr. Ruth. I think this is a really interesting documentary, I think it really does a good job of showing what has been going on, and why Dr. Ruth was such a villain in the medical profession. I think it's a really interesting and interesting documentary, and I would definitely recommend this to anyone who is looking for a documentary to see.

Wednesday, 01 Apr 2020 05:24

Being a psychologist, I can honestly say that this movie was very accurate, but I was totally blown away by the documentary footage. This movie is a must-see for everyone, especially those of you who are a psychologist or have any interest in the field. From the opening credits to the very end of the movie, you will feel like you are right there with the women in the story, as they recount the experiences of their lives with their children. They describe how they have tried to deal with the stress of their pregnancies, the struggles they have had trying to maintain their friendships, and the trauma of divorce. The interviews are done in a very honest, yet humorous way, and the camera work is very natural and very emotional. I was absolutely astounded by how much of this I had never heard of before. The documentary footage is some of the best I have ever seen. The women tell the stories of their children, and how they have changed since the kids were born. I really loved the way the camera moved around, and it really felt like you were there in the movie. I would recommend this movie to anyone who is into the subject of early childbearing or the psychology of the phenomenon.

Wednesday, 01 Apr 2020 01:48

This is a very well-made documentary about how the ice age ended, and how much we can expect of the coming one. Dr. J. Robert Smith has done a fantastic job of digging up some of the information that was not available to him. He shows us the scientific studies that were done, and also the historical and other things that were not available. This documentary is informative, informative, and informative. I recommend this documentary to everyone.

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