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(1915) 7.9 89 min 2017

The Work is a movie starring Robert Staedel, Chris Renton, and Brian Nazarof. Set inside a single room in Folsom Prison, three men from the outside participate in a four-day group-therapy retreat with a group of incarcerated men for...

Starring: Robert Staedel, Chris Renton, Brian Nazarof, James McLeary

Genres: Documentary

Director: Gethin Aldous, Jairus McLeary

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Documentary
Director	Gethin Aldous, Jairus McLeary
Stars	Robert Staedel, Chris Renton, Brian Nazarof, James McLeary
Country	USA
Also Known As	The Work. Almas entre rejas, The work, Mordere i gruppeterapi, The work - gruppterapi med mördare, The Work: gruppterapi med mördare
Runtime	1H 29M
Description	Set inside a single room in Folsom Prison, three men from the outside participate in a four-day group-therapy retreat with a group of incarcerated men for a real look at the challenges of rehabilitation.

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Sunday, 28 Jun 2020 09:41

This documentary has an interesting premise, but it is never fully developed. It could have been a really good documentary, if it had been written as a short film instead of a feature length film. The photography is terrific, but the editing is stilted and occasionally confusing. The storytelling is poor and often pointless. It seems that the director only took some of the footage and ran with it. The subject matter is interesting, but in this film, it is not explored, explored, explored, or explored. What is actually explored is the life and times of the director, and his own life, his work, and his ideas. The film just drags on and on and never really settles on a conclusion. It is an interesting subject matter and I would recommend it to anyone interested in the director, his work, or his ideas. However, if you are only interested in the director and his ideas, then I would not recommend this film. The footage is good, but it is not well edited and the editing stilts the film. The film should have been edited into a shorter film, to get the substance of the subject matter.

Friday, 05 Jun 2020 15:59

A good documentary about the work of the famous photographer, Terry O'Neill, who died last year. But it is not quite as good as the documentary about his work. The film takes a different angle than the documentary about O'Neill. It is a little bit different, because it is more like a conversation between two people, rather than a documentary about a person. This documentary about O'Neill is very interesting, because the film is quite long. So, it is not very easy to follow everything, especially in the middle part. But still, it is a very interesting film about the life of the famous photographer. Although, I can't say that I liked this documentary as much as the documentary about O'Neill. The documentary about O'Neill, although it is a little bit different from the documentary about O'Neill, still is a very good documentary about the life of Terry O'Neill.

Tuesday, 02 Jun 2020 01:43

I have been a fan of the movie since it came out in 1999. I was able to watch it again last night and was able to appreciate it even more. I am glad I finally got around to watching it on DVD. It is a wonderful story of a man who was suffering from depression and was afraid to get help from his family and friends. He was also afraid of the world and of what was going to happen to him. When the movie came out I was at the beginning of my twenties and I was a bit skeptical about what I was going to see. But I was blown away by the movie. It was very moving and I think it is a very well made movie. I hope everyone who has not seen it, will give it a chance and I hope you enjoy it as much as I did. It is a very moving story and I think anyone who is able to watch it will understand it.

Tuesday, 19 May 2020 09:54

The movie "The Work" is a pretty good documentary about the work of musician and composer Bob Dylan. The movie goes into depth about the cultural and personal relationship between Dylan and the guitar player and writer Robert Zimmerman. I enjoyed this documentary because I'm a big fan of Bob Dylan. I also like Bob Dylan's songs and Dylan's albums. The documentary doesn't have much music playing in it. It is mostly interviews with people who know Dylan and a few songs played on the CD. The music is really good. I particularly liked the one song Dylan played on the CD "I'll Follow You Into the Dark". It's not a bad song but it's not really Dylan's best. The movie does an excellent job of explaining the complicated relationship between Dylan and Zimmerman. The interviews with Dylan and Zimmerman are done in a natural way and are very engaging. I really enjoyed this documentary. It was better than "Bob Dylan: Live at the Newport Folk Festival". However, I didn't like "Bob Dylan: Live at the Newport Folk Festival" because it didn't do a good job of explaining the complicated relationship between Dylan and Zimmerman. The movie "Bob Dylan" is much more informative. I recommend this movie to anyone who likes Bob Dylan.

Friday, 15 May 2020 05:44

With all the hype surrounding this movie, I thought it was going to be a great movie. I was wrong. This movie was very low budget, there were no props, no special effects, and not much acting. I could feel that this was a movie where the director was trying to be creative but they really weren't. I wouldn't recommend this movie to anyone, and you shouldn't go out of your way to watch it. I think the director should be held accountable for what they did.

Tuesday, 12 May 2020 22:46

I've been reading about this film for years, and I've always been interested in it. Finally, I watched it. I was amazed at how much the film captured the spirit of the time. It was an interesting film. I would recommend it to anyone. If you are an American, you'll probably not like it as much as the rest of the world, but it is an important film, and it is well worth watching.

Sunday, 03 May 2020 11:07

I agree with the other posters who thought this was a good documentary. It was extremely interesting and made me think about my own life. I also enjoyed how the producers were able to get so many people on the show to make it a great success. I felt like I had met the main characters and the producer. I would like to see the movie again and would definitely recommend it to others. The crew was excellent and I would like to see a follow-up on what happened to them after the show. The film does a great job of giving the viewer a true feel for what the main character and crew go through. I think it's important to show what people go through to help others. I also liked how the documentary shows how people in different parts of the country relate to one another. The title is very misleading as it is actually about people in the U.S. I would recommend this documentary to anyone.

Wednesday, 29 Apr 2020 06:57

It's been a while since I saw this documentary, and I really do want to re-visit it. The concept of this documentary is very interesting and a very good idea. However, the main problem with this documentary is the fact that the documentary mainly focuses on some of the best artists in the world. I would not recommend to watch this documentary if you are looking for some cheap entertainment. Also, the movie has a very poor editing and the ending is really weak. I think this movie is really good, but you should be able to watch this documentary with an open mind and appreciate the concept.

Sunday, 05 Apr 2020 18:49

I've read a lot of the reviews and most are really negative. That's not the point. The point is that people don't understand what they're talking about. The critics say the film is too slow and boring. I don't see how it could be boring. If you're looking for a great film, I suggest you watch "The Artist". I saw it at the Toronto Film Festival and it was excellent. It's very difficult to describe how good it was. It's a very dark film with a very dark plot. I recommend it to everyone. I saw it with my brother and his wife. They thought it was great. It's a very good movie.

Catherine Hamilton

Sunday, 05 Apr 2020 12:33

This is an amazing documentary about the lives of two of the most important and beautiful people in the world. Each person in the documentary has their own story. Some have more than others. Some are more interesting than others. The documentary is very well done and has an amazing flow. The subjects have so much to say and the documentary gives you a chance to hear it all. The interviews are very interesting and very interesting. I recommend this film to anyone who loves to listen to and learn from the most important people in the world.

Saturday, 04 Apr 2020 16:38

In a time where life, business, relationships, and love are all fast fading away and so are the ideals and goals that were once sacred, the makers of "The Work" certainly know that the old may soon become a thing of the past. And that is exactly why this documentary is so special. While at times the documentary can be a little slow to get going, you quickly become absorbed by what is happening on the screen. "The Work" is not a documentary per se but a depiction of the life of a single father with three young daughters in the 20's. He is a man who has dedicated his life to what he considers to be the highest of ideals; to raise his children in a safe, stable environment. And while this may be the case, the documentary does not make it clear why the father has chosen to raise his children in such an environment. The documentary does a good job of drawing a very interesting picture of how he came to this decision, but it does not tell the whole story. I am sure that many viewers will be lost in the process, as they are simply interested in the details. The documentary does not make it clear to what extent his decisions were influenced by his financial situation, or whether he was motivated by a desire to help his family, or a desire to give his children a better life. All the same, the documentary does provide some insight to the lives of these two men and their children. It shows the real love and care that is involved in their lives. And it does show a glimpse of the things that are left to the imagination of the father. The documentary does not offer any criticism of the father, but rather a look at the lives of the two daughters, who are simply trying to survive in the harsh and harsh world that is becoming increasingly difficult to exist in. They all have good intentions and are doing their best to raise their children in a safe environment. But the documentary shows that there are no guarantees that will keep this from happening. As the documentary ends, the father admits that it is not always the case that he can trust his children. This is not to say that the two daughters do not make good choices. They make some very good choices, and they do make the right decisions. But, ultimately, it is not always the case that he is able to. At the end of the day, it is up to the father to make the right choices and to trust in his daughters. While the documentary does a good job of this, the film itself does not really explain why the father has chosen this. It does not really give him the benefit of the doubt, but it does give him a small piece of advice; "We must go back to work and learn how to survive."

Saturday, 04 Apr 2020 13:02

To make this a real piece of cinema history, the first forty minutes of this documentary is entirely "from the horse's mouth." The footage comes from the 1996 U.S. Presidential Election and the subsequent 10 years. It's a surreal mix of sound, photo and stills from the campaign (including the infamous photo of the "virgin" candidate and the "pink gorilla"). You get the sense that the director had a lot of fun trying to capture the essence of this turbulent campaign. You get the feeling that this isn't a documentary as much as it's a celebration of one of the most important moments in American history. What made it so powerful was the message that the film sends: the American people can only win when they make their voices heard. The fact that the voice was heard so strongly in the 2000 Presidential election (as in all elections) proves that the American people can become the voice of change in the world. It's an important moment in American history and the way the American people went about it is simply amazing. There is no such thing as a bad documentary. This is one of the best.

Saturday, 04 Apr 2020 07:26

The "Hollywood Story" begins with David McCullough's "Out of Africa," about the cruel but terrible experiment to make a white man into a black man in a place called "The Project," which would have been used by the CIA as a test for a covert program to make black men into white men. McCullough has an excellent narration, as well as a lot of fun showing how the real "experiment" is done. He shows the actual results, as well as the strange story behind the results. And what's with the white man's aversion to the blacks' strange accent? The doco is so entertaining, it's a shame that it was not made into a film. There's so much more to the story than just the results of the "experiment" itself. The documentary is worth watching for the entire story, as well as for the great narration. There are several interesting interviews with other people who have worked on the project, as well as a few from the actual experiment itself. All in all, this is a very good documentary. It also has a lot of good footage, and the narration is just as entertaining. It's not as engaging as the first film, "Project N," but it's still worth watching.

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