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Human Flow is a movie starring Israa Abboud, Hiba Abed, and Rami Abu Sondos. Human Flow is director and artist Ai Weiwei's detailed and heartbreaking exploration into the global refugee crisis.

Starring: Hiba Abed, Israa Abboud, Rami Abu Sondos, Weiwei Ai

Genres: Documentary

Director: Weiwei Ai

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Documentary
Director	Weiwei Ai
Writer	Chin-Chin Yap, Tim Finch, Boris Cheshirkov
Stars	Hiba Abed, Israa Abboud, Rami Abu Sondos, Weiwei Ai
Country	France, Germany, China, Palestine, USA
Also Known As	İnsan Seli, ヒューマン・フロー　大地漂流, Ανθρώπινη ροή, Human Flow: Não Existe Lar se Não Há Para Onde Ir, Marea humana, Human Flow - Refugiados, Wedrówki ludów
Runtime	2H 20M
Description	Human Flow is director and artist Ai Weiwei's detailed and heartbreaking exploration into the global refugee crisis.

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Monday, 22 Jun 2020 11:52

Over two decades after the end of the Cold War, the aftermath of a multi-billion dollar arms deal with the former Soviet Union continues to influence global affairs, a problem that can be traced back to the late 1980s and the collapse of the Soviet Union. The long shadow of the Soviet Union hangs over the lives of its citizens, and is a source of insecurity for those working in Russia, something that even the country's military is struggling to solve. It is an environment that is frighteningly free of investment and security, and the risks of the world are more serious than ever. The only source of security for Russia is its own Armed Forces. The filmmakers interviewed some of the nation's top military leaders, who share their views about the implications of the Soviet Union's dissolution and the security implications that remain for Russia's soldiers. They spoke about the "military debt" that is still owed by the country to the Soviet Union. These and many other issues are covered in an engaging and informative documentary. It is clear that Russia's Armed Forces still bear the burden of the Soviet Union, as they still carry out the missions of the Soviet Army. However, as the movie shows, this is not an all-encompassing situation, and there are many other threats to Russia's security. The issue of military debt is addressed in the movie, but the discussion about security risks and risks to Russia's economic stability is presented alongside the discussion about the Soviet Union's economic collapse. These topics are very interesting and thought-provoking. Despite this, the movie does not go into great detail about security risks. It does not delve into the topic of the Russian government's responsibility for the defense of the country. The filmmakers did not cover this point, because the documentary did not really cover this. What it did focus on was the "military debt" that Russia still owes to the Soviet Union, and the resulting geopolitical risk of this debt. The documentary did not even go into the topic of a possible Russian military takeover of the country. However, it is still a topic worth talking about. The documentary explores the ramifications of this debt, and in my opinion, it does not go into detail about this topic. However, this was a disappointing omission. I do believe that there are many other issues that this documentary could have covered, and it could have provided much more depth to this topic. Nonetheless, the film does present a very interesting documentary. It is highly recommended viewing, but it does have a few flaws that kept it from being a "10" recommendation. One of the biggest flaws in the movie was the handling of the military debt. The filmmakers did not take

Saturday, 20 Jun 2020 22:37

This documentary on the fourth floor of a building in London has something very special about it. It's about the people living there. Not all of them have made a life in London, or even in Europe in general, but they do make a living, and they're doing it very well. They are trying to do something, just like the rest of us, that they can't just do. They make a living doing something they want to do. So what does they do? They make music, and they make it for a living. They don't make it to support themselves, they make it to support others. It's fascinating and moving. They're very kind people and very honest. The documentary also tells about the film and film-making that is going on in the building. You see the big crowds of people coming to the building to see this, and it's so lively. The people make it fun and they get into it and they have fun. It's a great atmosphere and it's a really interesting time. The documentary is really very good. The people in the building are the stars of the show. You have characters like Jimmy Carr, Peter Capaldi, and Maurice Jarre. There are just a lot of people in this building, and you get to know each of them. This documentary is a really good one. It's really interesting and you really get into it and you really get into their lives. There's a lot of interesting stuff that comes up in the documentary and a lot of it's really entertaining. I think this documentary is really good.

Tuesday, 16 Jun 2020 18:28

This was a good documentary on a topic that is not easily talked about. It has a really good balance between the fan and the academic. The fan should know the basic facts. The academic should know what the fan is talking about. This is not a "simple" documentary, it has some deep and heavy topics that have to be discussed. Some of the people interviewed are students and professors. The main focus is on an aspect of the music industry, which is more present than other artists. The interviewees are divided into two main groups: the fan and the academic. You can tell who are the fan and academic based on their answers to the questions. I did find a few short questions that are very interesting for the fan. These are questions that most of the academics are asked. Most of the academic answers are pretty accurate, so I guess this is something that the fan would like to know. All in all, I think it is good. Some of the answers and some of the questions are a bit biased, but it still gives you a balanced view. The questions are valid. You can tell the academic from the fan. It is like "What do you want?" or "What do you not want?" You can also see the fan's voice when it comes to saying "No". That is a bit over the top. It is a bit like a mom who is talking to her son about his homework and she says, "No! You just did it!" The fan will find it too. Overall, a good documentary and good balance between fan and academic.

Friday, 12 Jun 2020 20:15

To be frank, I don't know why I went to see this film. The reviews seemed to be all mixed, and it was getting pretty far down the list. I'm glad that I saw it, because the film is actually a pretty interesting look at the world of sex work. The film takes place in two locations, a place in California called Grasslands (a town of about 50) and in Atlanta, where the film is set. The film uses interviews with both the owners and the workers, and for the most part, the film is rather unflinching. The director is surprisingly decent at getting the perspectives of both the sex workers and the people who are willing to look after them. The film also spends a fair amount of time showing the lives of the sex workers themselves, their families and lives. This is really interesting because the film doesn't spend a lot of time showing the sex workers themselves, it's rather focused on how their lives work, and the people who are in charge of them. It's not clear that the filmmakers were trying to show the sex workers as being bad, or immoral, or anything like that, but the film was very frank about the things that made it difficult for them to survive, and the people who were trying to do something about it. The interviews with the workers also help fill in some of the gaps, and also help show that many of the sex workers are pretty happy to have a job, and that they're able to make their living off of sex work. The film is pretty difficult to watch, because the film never really explains much about how the sex workers in the film are able to make their money, and what they get from it. The film is not a particularly deep film, but it's not boring either, the cinematography is really nice, and the film does have some really interesting moments. I would say that this film was very accurate and factual about what it looks like to be a sex worker in the United States, and it also shows the reasons that sex workers feel they have to be where they are in order to get where they are in order to make a living, and to live the way they want. It also helps show that sex workers, like most other people in the world, have real problems, and real problems that they deal with. I think that the film is worth seeing if you're interested in the world of sex work. It's not the most enlightening film out there, and it's not the most creative, but it's still worth seeing.

Saturday, 06 Jun 2020 07:09

I went to see this movie with my friend and my hopes were high after the very good reviews and having seen the trailer, I figured I'd see a truly interesting and thought provoking film. Well I was sadly mistaken. The movie was not bad, it wasn't bad at all. It was actually quite good, I just thought it was too slow in some parts. There were scenes that were so slow that it was boring, which I can't really explain. There was not a great deal of "action" but that was to be expected. The two of us were definitely not bored at all. I actually did not like the music and the ending was sort of "cool".

Thursday, 04 Jun 2020 23:42

As an avid student of film and video of all kinds, I'm always looking for a film that will make me sit down and really think about something and relate to. I couldn't have chosen a better subject to tackle: do we really need to wear all the clothes we wear, the shoes we use, or the phone we have? I came across the Meryl Streep film about women wearing their hair in long, straight ponytails, but only for a couple of days. It was very funny and reminded me of an episode of the television series Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous. Well, after two days, I finally had enough and decided to put the film in the can. I called my girlfriend who said, "It's better to watch it once than it is to watch it again." I didn't want to wait that long. The film was the same, but I didn't want to wait that long. In fact, I waited until I could see the movie twice. I thought it was worth the wait. There is no boring moment. It is fast-paced, yet you really feel the characters. It is a "must see" and I would recommend that everyone see it.

Wednesday, 03 Jun 2020 10:26

Possibly the only documentary to ever successfully challenge the U.S. government in an official court of law and then later use their exposure as evidence against them. How many governments have tried to prevent the public from seeing the truth of their actions? How many secret and illegal programs have been exposed in the process of truth and freedom? This movie does a great job of taking you behind the scenes of the CIA. It also looks at the dark side of government agencies, the only real secret is that they exist. In fact, this documentary takes a fair look at the U.S. government and what it can do to you or your loved ones, and it does so in an entertaining, engaging, and sometimes shocking way. Watch this movie and see how you feel about the truth.

Tuesday, 02 Jun 2020 08:56

I had heard a lot about the internet being a "death trap" that sucked people into it like they were under the influence of a chemical. Now that I have seen this documentary I have realized that the internet has actually been a great thing in terms of helping people connect to their own happiness and even death. This documentary was good in that it really shows what some people are going through with the internet. Some people talk about being addicted to the internet or getting sick of it or just can't get online. I think what the film shows is that some people get addicted to the internet because they can't stand being disconnected. There are people that go to work everyday and have no clue that they are connected to others. In fact sometimes they can't connect to their spouses or other family members. Some people are so disconnected that they can't even connect to their work. There are people that get addicted to pornography and they are so disconnected that they can't even enjoy the beauty of the internet. The film also shows what people are dealing with when they are going online and how they are connected to a whole new world. I think it is the most interesting part of the film because it shows that what the internet can do for a person is quite terrifying. This film is not for everyone and some people may be turned off by the film and still find it interesting. However, if you are interested in how a person connects with the internet then you should definitely watch it. I think the film is a must see for people who want to understand the internet better. The documentary also shows what people are doing to get online and how they are connected to a whole new world.

Monday, 25 May 2020 06:34

This film is an eye opening look at modern day commercialism and the business of athletes as we would all like to think that is what makes us rich, famous, and successful. It also introduces us to the many benefits we have in the modern world that make it more than a fun day at the office. The film includes interviews with a wide variety of athletes, friends, family, and experts in this field. It also includes interviews with a group of investors who are likely to be among the largest single investors in sports properties. For example, one of the investors, says that the great majority of those invested in sports properties in the last 10 years are big investors. He believes that because of this they will continue to invest in these properties regardless of the financial success of these properties. The film also includes quotes from the men who have made great investments in sports properties. The biggest surprise for me was that he said that the greatest returns come from investment companies in sports properties. The film also includes quotes from sports entrepreneurs such as Mike Bassett, who has made great investments in sports properties and invested in businesses like the International Centre of Poker. He says that when the market goes down and your investment is worth less than a fraction of what it was when you invested, you will sell. That is what happened to Bassett. Bassett has invested heavily in the International Centre of Poker and says that when he sold the casino that he owned, he realized that he had made a great investment. Bassett also says that the most important thing to look for is how much the investment actually is worth, not what it is worth in comparison to other investments. This film was an eye opening look at how sports properties are currently perceived by the general public. However, it is important to note that people in the business of sports have a lot more to lose and are not as charitable as they claim to be.

Saturday, 23 May 2020 23:16

I watched this on TV recently, and was very much impressed by the film's concept. However, I was a little put off by the somewhat straight-faced presentation, especially after the first ten minutes. Fortunately, the film does a lot to address the subject matter, and is very interesting. The premise is that people in the US are just no longer emotionally connected to what's going on around them, and this causes a decline in the quality of their life. Many people do not even know that they have depression, and one of the main characters seems to not understand the concept. The film is very much about the causes and consequences of depression, which I feel is a good way of making a film. While this is not a perfect film, it does a very good job at its intended purpose, and I can see how it could appeal to many people.

Thursday, 14 May 2020 13:27

I had heard from a friend that the film was about the "Little Red Riding Hood" fairy tale. I was quite interested in the subject matter, so I decided to go and see this. I'm pleased that I went because I can say I liked it. There are many sub-plots in this film, such as the death of a patient in a mental institution, the development of a couple's relationship, the influence of big business on the lower class and on the poor, and how much people in these circles really know about each other. The characters are mostly likable and there is one (very) entertaining scene involving the relationship between the mother and the younger daughter. Most of the characters are not unpleasant, but there are a few that are downright nasty and I did not like the ending very much. I give it a B+ or 7.6/10.

Wednesday, 13 May 2020 06:00

I was expecting this film to be about Elvis Presley and his rise from the lower middle class to a millionaire. Instead, we get a film that looks at the rise and fall of a small-town rock star who was a little troubled in life. This is a tough film to watch because it seems to be very over the top, but it's a must-see for anyone interested in music. It's a great film and the producers did a great job. They didn't glamorize Elvis, they didn't glorify him. They just showed his life from the beginning, which was really interesting. I highly recommend this film, if you enjoy Elvis, it's a great film.

Wednesday, 13 May 2020 00:12

This film was made in the early to mid 90's and is interesting to see how they would have filmed it. I think the music from this era is interesting. It sounds like you are on a roller coaster ride where there is nothing more to it but to just go where ever it goes. This is a good film for anyone who has ever been on a roller coaster ride and is interested in how it feels like. If you haven't then you should check it out. I will give it a 7 because it was made in the 90's.

Saturday, 09 May 2020 01:59

This is a documentary that tells a story. Like many others it is hard to decide where to begin and end, because there is so much of information. However, I would recommend that you begin with the beginning and then move to the end. There are many interesting points to be made, and as you continue you will begin to appreciate how different cultures come together and show you how your life is affected. So many people are denied the chance to see other cultures, but if we look at it from a more comprehensive perspective we find that there are many things that we miss, and it takes more than the opportunity to visit other cultures to understand them. So this documentary is a little bit different. It is mainly about the effects that "American Dream" has on those who have it, but also, how many times we may be able to change our destiny. For those of us who have "American Dream" we have to live up to it, and this documentary has a message that you will appreciate. For those who don't have the "American Dream" there are many things that we can learn, and there are many ways to do so. What I think is important about this documentary is that it is not just a one way trip. It is a journey. It takes a journey, but it is a journey that can help us change our lives. So the title, "American Dream" is very appropriate. It is not only about the dream, but it is also about the power of dreams, and about how we are able to achieve them. I believe that this documentary is very important for all of us, and it is an important message for all of us. I recommend it.

Friday, 08 May 2020 20:02

This is the first documentary I have seen on the rise of the alt-right. I didn't know what to expect from the film, as I had never heard of any of the movement or the Alt-Right. I was quite impressed by the producers and their presentation of the movement. I would have liked to see more of the white supremacist movement, but this is a good start to understand how the movement started, why it is growing, and how the movement is dealing with the government and people who disagree with them. This documentary does a great job of giving an in-depth look at the movement and what it is trying to accomplish. They also show the real threats that the movement faces and the issues that these people face, like the fact that a majority of the government and government officials support the movement and that is a great reason to fear them. It also shows the rise of Trump, who I think is a better choice than Obama or Clinton. I was very interested in this movement and the way that the Alt-Right is becoming more prominent, and this documentary really illustrates the way the movement is growing.

Monday, 04 May 2020 21:50

In my opinion, this movie is a first-rate look at the way that an obsessive compulsive disorder affects those who suffer from it. For those who have a mental illness, this movie will surely touch your heart. For those who have not had such a condition, I am afraid you will not understand it very well. This movie will take you on a roller coaster ride, but at the end of the ride you may still not understand what you just experienced. It's like looking at the world through a series of large pictures, and all the images are in black and white, and you can't understand what is actually going on, because the picture is not clear enough. This movie is a must-see for anyone who has ever had a mental illness. My only regret is that I only got to watch it once. Otherwise, it would be a great, great movie.

Friday, 01 May 2020 05:34

This documentary is a wonderful presentation of how brilliant and creative the Google guys are. They live the most interesting of lives and it's truly a joy to see their work in this way. There's a lot of heart, a lot of comedy, and a lot of humor. This documentary is for any movie fan. You will love this film. Enjoy.

Tuesday, 07 Apr 2020 08:25

This is a documentary about the 2010 documentary about the Danish nuclear bomb and the 2012 film about the US reactor. The film is about the 1980s where the Danish bombs were being assembled. It shows the viewers how the explosion is made by using an atomic bomb and a steam engine and also how it is used to explode the bombs. When the press got involved, there was an order of silence but it started a media storm and the US nuclear reactors were inspected. The story is great and interesting and very entertaining to watch. The two parts are different and one of them is almost like a documentary about the nuclear bomb. I like this film very much.

Tuesday, 07 Apr 2020 06:30

I just finished watching this film and I have to say that it is a very intriguing documentary. It's based on interviews with many of the original cast of the 1970 film, but there's not enough time to get to all of them. It's definitely an insight into the original cast, and I highly recommend seeing it. There are a few episodes where I couldn't understand a single word of what was being said, but it's still fascinating to see. It's well worth the time. I just hope that when the DVD comes out that there will be a couple more interviews. The story is quite interesting, and it would be interesting to see some of the cast discuss their thoughts and feelings on the film. It's definitely worth a look.

Tuesday, 07 Apr 2020 06:17

A great documentary about the hip hop movement in Los Angeles. The documentary is pretty well done, the story of The Internet culture in Los Angeles is inspiring and well told, especially the late 50's and 60's of the early 1970's. The majority of the music and lyrics are extremely hard hitting but some of the lyrics are clunky and the people that are singing them are not very good singers. This is due to a lack of talent in the early parts of the production. However, the early 1970's is an interesting period in the history of hip hop in Los Angeles. However, some of the documentaries i have seen focus on the music and lyrics of the time period and that is what this is about. This film is pretty interesting and informative. The only thing that really bothers me about this documentary is the fact that the filming is very uneven and the music is too choppy. This is not a major problem but the director of this documentary, Greg Mclean, should have filmed a few more times or edited the scenes a little bit better. Overall, it's worth watching and I would definitely recommend it to anyone.

Tuesday, 07 Apr 2020 05:50

I had the chance to see this film at the 2014 Philadelphia International Film Festival. What a surprise! It's one of those films that you have to watch over and over again to really get it. It's a film that is very intelligent and thought provoking, and it's one of those rare films that will stay with you long after the film is over. The documentary, "Flow" follows two people on their journey to move from a large American city to a small village in Europe, where they will be able to live their lives without having to fear for their safety and security. They are currently living in Amsterdam, and they are trying to get to Munich to find a job. However, the bureaucratic roadblocks in Germany make it very difficult for them to get an apartment. And when they finally get to Munich, they find that the whole experience has changed their lives. This film really shows you the ups and downs of living a "non-traditional" lifestyle. One of the downs is that they are treated like "second-class citizens" in Germany. However, the ups are that the people in the village are just as caring and nice as the Americans, and they also are able to get by just fine. They are able to get a job, live with other Germans, and travel abroad. The film is not only funny and thought-provoking, but it's also quite heart-breaking. One of the best parts of the film is when one of the Americans tells the other one how much he misses his dog. And, of course, this film is very informative, and I learned a lot from it. One thing I loved was the photography. It was the first time I have seen an "American film" that was completely filmed in a foreign country. It really helped me understand the culture in Germany. I would definitely recommend seeing this film, it's very good. This film really shows you what the "real" German people are like.

Tuesday, 07 Apr 2020 02:24

There's a whole subculture of fans of the underground Japanese pop/rock scene that exists on YouTube, so naturally there's a lot of criticism of any documentary or interview on the subject. I, like many, felt quite threatened by the people doing the digging for this documentary, with their out-of-context, low-quality footage of each of the artists. I also felt that the person who did the actual filming of the interviewees was a complete jerk, that they made the interviews sound like they were less than good (what, you're a friend of some band's singer, and then you use all his (her) time, and then you edit the footage out of the final product? Not good). I found myself thinking, if only they hadn't found the people doing the digging for this, this might have been a more interesting documentary. They were digging the wrong band. If they'd dug out the heart and soul of a small indie band, it would have been an excellent interview. This is one of those documentaries that's a very, very hard sell. The people who make this work for you aren't bad, but you really have to be in the right frame of mind. You have to believe that the band they're interviewing, and that the music they're talking about is good. If you think they're interviewing a band that you think is good, you might get annoyed. I'm not saying this documentary isn't worth watching. It's just hard to go along for the ride. Some of the interviewees are really interesting, especially the one who found the band. If you're a fan of the underground scene, or if you're just interested in the music scene, this is a good watch.

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