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(401) 7.2 82 min 2015

Uncertain is a visually stunning and disarmingly funny portrait of the literal and figurative troubled waters of Uncertain, Texas, a 94-resident town so tucked away "you've got to be lost to find it".

Genres: Documentary, Comedy, Drama

Director: Anna Sandilands, Ewan McNicol

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Genres	Documentary, Comedy, Drama
Director	Anna Sandilands, Ewan McNicol
Writer	Anna Sandilands, Ewan McNicol
Country	USA
Also Known As	Kesin gibi
Runtime	1H 22M

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Saturday, 04 Jul 2020 15:58

This documentary is truly great. It tells the story of a group of people that is known to the world as the "Founding Fathers" of the U.S.A. The story is pretty good. It covers the story of how the 18,000 men were recruited by the U.S. government and how they all went to live out their lives in the "land of the free" (as they saw it). It also covers the very different world of the black men and how they were treated by the government. We also get to see some of the top-notch investigative journalism that is done by these men. We see the women in the audience who were there when the women were being oppressed. The documentary is excellent and is well worth seeing. I highly recommend this documentary for any intelligent audience.

Thursday, 02 Jul 2020 20:55

This is a very well done documentary about the life and death of a singer, and the people that were close to him. This documentary shows all the people who loved him and mourned him. It also shows some of his band mates who played with him. It is very well done. I think it is a very good documentary.

Friday, 26 Jun 2020 21:34

I just got back from watching "Wish I Was Here" and I was very impressed. After I watched it, I became very interested in the people involved and I wanted to find out more about what they are doing now. I hope this movie inspires more people to think about the issues surrounding the homeless. I was moved by what I saw and I'm so glad that more people are being educated about what it takes to fight homelessness. I hope this movie is inspiring people to take the lead and do something about this issue. I want to start a group of people that are educated and do everything they can to help end homelessness. I want to make sure everyone knows that the homeless are not all bad. In fact, they are a group of individuals who are struggling to survive. Many of them have worked very hard and gone through a lot of hardship to find a place to live. Many of them have been homeless for a long time and have to deal with a lot of prejudice and discrimination because of it. I want to show them that they are not the problem. If they want to end homelessness, they need to start by working to end the prejudice and discrimination that they face. It's not the homeless who need to end homelessness, but rather the prejudice and discrimination that the homeless face. I encourage everyone to see this movie and learn more about the people and organizations working to end homelessness.

Friday, 26 Jun 2020 13:45

This is the second time I've watched this docu-drama. The first time was with the first one on which I had enjoyed the show. I had been so overwhelmed by the documentary that I had forgotten about the other two. I watched this docu-drama again just for the second time. I just loved how the docu-drama is so cleverly laid out. The story is so interesting, and the other actors and actresses are so good. I'm not a big fan of the social media movement, but they did a great job of showing how this idea has evolved in the past decade. This docu-drama also showed how other groups of people feel about this topic, how it is actually used in the United States, and how certain segments of society are just not in favor of this concept. One thing that I loved was the way the docu-drama could really touch people's heart. I'm glad that the documentary was able to reach so many people. This docu-drama is a must-see for everyone.

Monday, 22 Jun 2020 03:39

There is a long list of people who have been portrayed in the media as being victims of persecution or violence. The fact that one of them, Anders Breivik, might have been one of them is of little consequence. The tragedy is that this film was allowed to be produced by the government. It is a very intelligent film and it examines the background to Breivik's thinking and the actions he took. It does not present him as an evil man, but rather as someone with a very strong sense of grievance and who did not feel he was receiving justice. It is a very well researched film and it is well produced. The actors are all superb and the film does not overplay the fact that the events portrayed are very unlikely. The portrayal of the events on the news is accurate, but the film does not make the point that this is an exaggeration. It is important to note that this is not an attack on the media, but rather on the very basis of which the media is created. It is not the media who created this man, but the media is part of the establishment and it is part of the government who are responsible for the actions of the government. The film also touches on the government's involvement in the promotion of multiculturalism, which has created problems for many people and has been used to justify repressive measures in countries such as France. It is also very well made and the style of presentation is very good. The film does not present Breivik as a hero, but rather as a man who was given a lot of help and who is not able to get justice. He does not understand that he is being blamed for the actions of others and he wants to see justice, but he cannot. It is a very intelligent film and it will probably be one of the films that is seen by many in the years to come. It is not very easy to make a film about an important subject such as the events in Norway in the early 1990s and I think this film is a very well researched and well made film that should be seen by many.

Wednesday, 17 Jun 2020 17:50

I have seen "Uncertain" about ten times and it has always been a fantastic experience. It's a documentary with a big heart. It's a film about a couple of people who want to help other people and find their happiness. They are not famous and they don't really know what they want to do with their life, but they try to make the best out of the situation. If you're curious about this topic and you want to know more, I recommend you to watch "Uncertain".

Friday, 12 Jun 2020 23:55

I have just come from the screening of this movie, and I'm in awe. I'm thinking that every single person that went to see this movie was excited about the movie. I'm so thankful that this movie has been given the respect it deserves. I hope that other directors, producers and writers, make movies that can also be enjoyed by the general public. I hope that people appreciate the work that this movie is doing for the world.

Monday, 08 Jun 2020 00:04

An enjoyable, well-made documentary. The film takes the viewer on a tour of the various development organizations and shows the history and implementation of local mental health programs. The documentary was a bit dry at times, but it was well worth the time. The documentary also takes an interesting look at the mental health community in the West. Overall, this was a very well-made documentary that is worth watching.

Wednesday, 03 Jun 2020 02:22

The video, by the way, is still the most interesting thing about this documentary. The way he does it is so intriguing and fascinating. The color, the way he shows the images, the angles and everything else, it's just a lot of eye candy. If you want to know more about this man, his life and everything else, I recommend watching this film. If you want to know the truth about him, then you won't find it here.

Sunday, 31 May 2020 11:36

I did not know that someone could make a documentary like this one on the horrific situation of illegal immigrants in this country. The issues are so intense that they cannot be discussed by any human being or even the press. The conditions of the illegals in the US are so horrible that the only thing that I can think of is that there is a certain human instinct that runs through our entire species to escape these conditions and protect the very human beings that are trying to help them. I also thought that the one who made the documentary was very brave and sensitive in giving this information about this issue. The only thing that I would say is that if someone wants to learn about this issue they should watch this documentary.

Friday, 29 May 2020 14:24

I have watched this documentary many times, and I am still not sure what to make of it. It does seem to be a little bit biased towards Mr. Mooney and his music, which is of course, important to me, but also I think there is a sort of "documentary" feel to it. It has a "documentary" feel to it in the sense that it doesn't really tell you anything about the real Mooney, it only tells you that he was a very controversial man, but it doesn't really tell you how he was a radical or what made him do what he did. I guess this documentary would be great for people who are interested in the Mooney story, but for me it is just kind of a documentary and not a very interesting documentary. The documentary kind of reminds me of someone else's documentary about Leonard Cohen, and maybe I'm wrong, but it reminded me of an anti-Semitic documentary about the Jews. You know, they talk about how Jews are just greedy, and they don't want to work hard and they are just trying to get rich, and you see the documentary of the composer playing, and that was what I was expecting from this documentary, but I didn't really get it. I guess it's because I am a little bit biased towards his music and I don't think that he was really a very controversial person. I mean, I guess he was, but he was also just a really strange man, and I think that if you really want to see a documentary about him, you should see some other documentaries about him. I guess the real documentary is in the "preface" of the DVD, because that's the part where he explains a little bit about himself and his music. So, in general I guess that this documentary is not really a documentary, but it's a kind of "documentary" and it's about some other people, and it's a documentary about a very controversial man, but it's not really a documentary. Maybe it's good, but it's not a documentary.

Tuesday, 26 May 2020 23:30

Uncertain is a documentary about a man who claims he is a prophet and has had numerous healings and is taking part in various religious ceremonies. The film is based on a documentary from a TV station in his home country of Ghana. It is clear from the start that the filmmaker is not sure what he is doing, so he allows his subjects to explain their reasons for going to Ghana. The film starts with the story of the young man and his mother who are trying to find work and have the means to buy the baby they want. The film is not very illuminating and I found it very long. The whole purpose of the film is to find out the reason of the young man's illness. The young man, Anis, is a very talented but not very successful actor who is learning to speak English. He does not have the means to buy a car and has no other way to support himself. In Ghana, children like him are the children of beggars, who cannot afford any help from the government. The father of the young man, Dan, the man in charge of the production of the documentary, is not much better off. Dan works as a carpenter, a low-paid job. The young man is learning to speak English to a point where he is able to obtain work, but he does not want to leave his mother, because he cannot afford to move. He asks his mother to take him to a country in the middle of the Sahara Desert and live there for the night, but she cannot come with him. The film opens with the question: "Is religion wrong? Is the government wrong?" The film proceeds to show the reason why Anis wants to go to Ghana, because he is an actor. The film does not answer this question, but it is a very interesting question and a provocative one. I found the film very interesting and was impressed by the quality of the film. The documentary is not very well organized and the filmmaker does not explain the purpose of the film. The film is not too long and could have been much better, but it is still a good documentary that will be good for people who like documentaries about religion.

Deborah Carroll

Sunday, 24 May 2020 16:41

Here's a great little documentary about climate change, and its effects on the environment and the people of the planet. It doesn't touch on politics, but it does offer a unique look into the situation, and provides insight into how the planet we live on is changing. It also looks into the impact of the very strict environmental regulations in place, and the impact of being affected by them. The film is presented in an engaging and clever way, and the focus is very well-placed. It is quite a radical approach to present the situation of our planet, and it does it very well. It's the kind of film that is both enlightening, and entertaining. If you are interested in the world we live in, then this is a must see.

Friday, 22 May 2020 21:30

This documentary about a small band of Brooklyn musicians who perform on the seminal "wall of sound" compilation is the most brutally honest and sensitive presentation I've seen about the history of rock n roll, the major labels, and the exploitation of musicians. It's no wonder that this documentary has won awards from the Sundance Film Festival, Tribeca Film Festival, the Chicago Film Festival, and the Edinburgh International Film Festival. It's been so good to see the popularity of this film and to see the other documentaries that are coming out. When I heard about this film, I knew that it would be something special. This is a must-see documentary.

Friday, 22 May 2020 01:47

This is a documentary about the interaction between the cultural elders of the day, as well as the likes of the characters in "Beneath the Planet of the Apes", "The Red Shoes" and "Primal Fear". Each story is a typical tale of the ever evolving values of the day, and the inevitable clash between old and new. It's a great idea for a documentary, and for a movie, and I really recommend it.

Monday, 18 May 2020 15:20

This is a moving and a very human story of how a young man, David Axelrod, managed to make a film which was shot in the dark. The film is about a 'hollywood' producer, who is a horrible human being, who thinks that the only thing to do in the film world is to use the power of the studio to get a movie made. At first I thought that the story would be about this man and how he was able to make this movie, but I was wrong, I was right, it was about a person who was caught in the arms of a woman, a producer, and it was an interesting story of the man who tries to stay one step ahead of the people who were trying to make him look bad. The film was shot in a way that gave you the feeling that you were watching a real life situation, and I don't think that this film was ever intended to be taken seriously. If you are interested in learning more about the man and his story, I recommend this film.

Saturday, 16 May 2020 20:08

It's not often that you come across documentaries that focus on the issues that are important to you. This is one of them. It has a great cast of excellent actors and actresses and they all deliver very convincing performances. This documentary is not the usual documentary, it's a documentary about people, relationships, and life in general. I was a fan of Hamilton, but had no idea who this man was. This film is worth seeing for the actors and actresses. I'm going to go see this again and watch it over and over again. The first time I watched it I thought it was about 5 minutes too long. I've rewatched it a few times since and I still don't get why it's so short. I thought the first 5 minutes were very powerful, I think it was really a good film. I'm going to see it again and I'll be sure to tell everyone about it.

Friday, 15 May 2020 01:05

As usual, all the leading actors are excellent, but I found the documentary a bit dull. The most interesting thing to me was that when people are saying that it's the most important thing they've ever seen, it's a little bit too slow and lacking. It's almost as if they wanted to make a documentary about who they were and what they wanted to say. I found it interesting how one of the doctors told the story of his wedding, but then told a story about the nature of God. Maybe that's the reason why I didn't like the documentary. I understand that a documentary is meant to be a tour de force, but it wasn't in the end. I was more interested in the reactions of people, but even that could have been better. I think that this documentary would have been more effective with some better editing.

Sunday, 05 Apr 2020 10:54

I saw this documentary several years ago and had no idea what it was about, but I remember it was very interesting. It is almost a documentary on its own. I thought it was very well done. It is a long movie, but worth seeing. It's a very personal look at the lives of the people and how they react to the strange circumstances surrounding them. The movie is funny and sad at the same time. It is very well done. It's an excellent documentary. I enjoyed it very much. I highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys documentaries.

Sunday, 05 Apr 2020 06:20

A documentary that will leave you and your family more confused than ever before. "The Ocean" is one of the greatest films of the year, and there is no doubt about it. I won't go into the plot here, other than to say that it's truly inspiring. The ocean is really the life force, and every day of the year it is used to create our food and our clothes. The ocean is a living organism, and it has a life of its own. The documentary follows the lives of three individuals as they have the opportunity to experience a journey in the ocean, and share their stories with the world. The film is great because it takes the time to take the time to show the stories of the individuals, and this allows for some of the most touching moments I've ever seen in a documentary. The Ocean is a documentary that is great, but the best part of it is the storytelling that goes along with it. As I said, it takes the time to tell the stories of the people who are part of the documentary, and it allows the documentary to get to the point of its story, which makes it all the more powerful. The documentary is truly inspiring, and I definitely recommend it to anyone who loves to learn about the ocean.

Sunday, 05 Apr 2020 05:15

When I heard that this was going to be a documentary, I was intrigued. But, after watching the film, I was astonished to find that it was not even close to the truth. First, there is no evidence that anyone would ever use a gun for self-defense. That is just an exaggeration of the number of women who get shot and killed in self-defense each year. Also, the film doesn't even show women who are murdered in self-defense. Women are just seen as the butt of the joke and it's a big joke. The first 15 minutes of the documentary show just a few of the many cases that were actually reviewed in this film. And it's not surprising to me that no one ever thought to ask a woman about her self-defense. The second reason this documentary is bad is that they chose to focus on a few cases of women who were actually murdered. There are hundreds of stories like these in the movie. Also, I don't think it's a good idea to make the entire documentary about a few cases of women who were actually murdered. A lot of the stories are pretty well documented. The documentary was just starting to get into the details of the cases and there were a lot of people in the audience who were excited about it. But, after the documentary got into the details, it seemed like the film had already been done. I was also confused about what it was showing when they show the footage of a woman who was strangled by her boyfriend. It was just a clip from a movie called THE LABYRINTH. In that film, the woman was actually killed by the boyfriend and the clips are used to show that the girl was killed by the boyfriend. I thought that this was going to be a more accurate film. However, the film was not even close to showing the actual case. It was about a couple of random people who were murdered and that is it. So, if you are looking for a good documentary about self-defense, I would recommend watching THE LABYRINTH. But, if you want to see a good documentary about women being killed, I would say that this film is not even close to the truth.

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