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The Brink is a movie starring Steve Bannon, Louis Aliot, and Sean Bannon. A fly-on-the-wall chronicle of embattled former White House chief strategist Steve Bannon's global mission to spread extreme nationalism.

Starring: Sean Bannon, Louis Aliot, Steve Bannon, Patrick Caddell

Genres: Documentary

Director: Alison Klayman

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Documentary
Director	Alison Klayman
Stars	Sean Bannon, Louis Aliot, Steve Bannon, Patrick Caddell
Country	USA
Also Known As	The Brink - Sull'orlo dell'abisso, Steve Bannon, el gran manipulador, Steve Bannon: le grand manipulateur, ザ・ブリンク
Runtime	1H 31M
Description	When Steve Bannon left his position as White House chief strategist less than a week after the Charlottesville "Unite the Right" rally in August 2017, he was already a notorious figure in Trump's inner circle, and for bringing a far-right ideology into the highest echelons of American politics. Unconstrained by an official post - though some say he still has a direct line to the White House - he became free to peddle influence as a perceived kingmaker, turning his controversial brand of nationalism into a global movement. THE BRINK follows Bannon through the 2018 mid-term elections in the United States, shedding light on his efforts to mobilize and unify far-right parties in order to win seats in the May 2019 European Parliamentary elections. To maintain his power and influence, the former Goldman Sachs banker and media investor reinvents himself - as he has many times before - this time as the self-appointed leader of a global populist movement. Keen manipulator of the press and gifted self-promoter, Bannon continues to draw headlines and protests wherever he goes, feeding the powerful myth on which his survival relies.

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Tuesday, 30 Jun 2020 02:12

If you don't believe in the power of a good story, go rent the "whitelisted" script of this film and see for yourself. It was made for the purpose of showing the ineptitude of Hollywood when it comes to writing. Not a single word of this movie was original. It was just the most idiotic narrative you could imagine. I only watched about an hour and a half, but the story continued to drag on and on. Just about every scene could have been cut. Hollywood, learn from this story and take the time to tell a story, not the other way around. This film is a well made propaganda piece for the over-hyped Pacific-Asia trade pact. It's been promoted by Hollywood to the extent that it's not even worthy of being called a movie. If you want to see a good movie, go watch "The Lord of the Rings" or "The Matrix." They are much better films than this. "The Brink" is another example of what Hollywood is capable of.

Monday, 29 Jun 2020 00:33

Watching "The Brink" was like being a kid again. First I watched it at age 12 and found it very entertaining. Then it took me back to the '70s when a kid had the same idea that I did when I was 10. I hope that with the new generation of young people, who see this movie and grow up in the '70s, that this will someday be shown again and again and again on the big screen. Thank you for making this movie!

Sunday, 28 Jun 2020 04:59

This documentary chronicles the aftermath of the Nigerian civil war of the late 1990s. Following a devastating ten-year period, the country was left with the chaos of two different warring clans, resulting in the nation's worst refugee crisis since the Rwandan genocide. The film reveals the political and economic realities that led to the civil war, as well as its causes and consequences. The film follows the government and opposition side of the conflict in a carefully-made way, and in particular the involvement of the United Nations and its role in handling the conflict. Although the conflict was international, there are particular parallels with the Rwandan genocide. Both countries have been deeply traumatized by events from which they have yet to recover. To date, more than 10,000,000 people have died. The film contains many interesting facts, which were gathered from multiple sources including journalists, academics, survivors and defectors. The film provides a unique look at the critical issue of the role of the United Nations and its role in the conflict. It shows how the United Nations has been involved in two different roles, and that, in fact, its actions have led to the war. The film was nominated for five Academy Awards and won five others, including best documentary feature, best picture and best actor. It was also nominated for three other awards, including best foreign film and best actor. The film was also nominated for four other awards, including best documentary. It won the grand prize at the 74th Academy Awards in 2004.

Friday, 26 Jun 2020 09:48

It was a very interesting and quite entertaining documentary on the unsolved mystery of a 1976 L.A. car crash that left 9 dead. This film, though a little long, does a good job of presenting the events, and the interviews with the witnesses are excellent. For me, it was the documentary version of the BBC's "The Bitter Truth" of a similar series, and it's clear that the BBC documentary is better-made and more well-structured. I'm going to give this documentary a 10 out of 10.

Tuesday, 23 Jun 2020 19:02

One of the best documentary I have ever seen! I wish it could win the Oscar. It is one of the best documentaries I have ever seen. The documentary is so cool. I love that it won a best documentary Oscar. It really is. It is awesome how much one man can change a country. Great work! Well, I give it a 10! It is cool how they have put the whole history in there, about how I became a citizen in this country, and how I love my country. It is really good.

Tuesday, 23 Jun 2020 07:17

I saw this film last night on The Today Show on TV. It was an enlightening, and very revealing film, that I felt as if I had been in a high school assembly. I think this film will do very well at the Oscars. In fact, I believe that it will win Best Documentary Feature. I am so glad that it is being seen. There is no one I can think of that is a better ambassador of the film than Judy. I think that the Academy is looking at this film with the same philosophy that I think it has, which is to see something that is not too politically charged. It is not a film that should be praised, but is a film that deserves credit. The movie is a wonderful piece of art, that should not be missed. I have seen it twice. The second time I was completely blown away by the grace and intelligence of the film. The opening scene is just beautiful. It took me by complete surprise. I think that it is a stunning film. The music is amazing. The cinematography is amazing. The editing is amazing. I am stunned that this film is being given such a high profile. I will be watching it again. There is nothing like the power of film to make me think. This film is a remarkable document that will take you into a very powerful place, and will give you something to think about, and you may feel that you have been taken on a journey. There is nothing like this. I hope that I get to see it again. I will be buying it and I will be watching it again. I will be buying it on DVD, as well as the movie poster. I think that the film is important, and you should take the time to see it. I think that it is important that the film receives the credit it has been given. I am not going to waste my time on the Oscars, but this film deserves that. And that is the most important thing that I can say about this film. Because it is important that it gets the recognition it has been given. I wish that there were more films like this. I don't want to give away too much of the film. I think that there will be a second screening of the film that I will be attending to see it again, but for now I will have to say that I will be going to the Oscars to see the film. The film was a wonderful piece of art, that deserves the highest praise that I can give it. I will be giving my Oscars to this film, and that is the best I can do.

Saturday, 20 Jun 2020 22:20

A must see for everyone who cares about the environment and their world. Please sign this petition if you want the world to stop sending us to the garbage disposal and start to do something about it. I've never seen such a brave and honest documentary about the pollution problem in the world. You see what's happening to the Earth, how it is destroying everything that it touched, but this documentary is so informative that it makes you wonder if there is no hope. The governments around the world are in the bottom of the barrel, but there is hope on the horizon. I'm a bit old-fashioned, but I like to have the facts. It's great to watch the big names involved. You see why it's taking so long to fix this problem. It's too much money for governments to just let the problem run its course, but a movie like this one makes it all worthwhile. I hope that the President and his son don't think that they have any other option but to do something about it. We want something to fix it. And we want something done in a world where money isn't the issue.

Saturday, 20 Jun 2020 10:35

I have to admit that I am a long time shooter. I used to own a whole lot of guns in my childhood and even used to volunteer at gun ranges. When I saw the ads for this documentary I got the sense that this was going to be another pretty standard type documentary. So I did not know what to expect. Well I was wrong. It is a fascinating look into the lives of people who have been called the "the good guys." It's actually quite refreshing to see these young, rather law abiding guys who have all the manners and have all the social skills but no qualifications whatsoever. It's really a great feeling watching the guys without their guns and the only gun is a home made semi-automatic. I think that there are so many guys like that and maybe I am one of them but it is also interesting to see the differences between what the criminals see as normal and what the good guys see as normal. The one thing I want to point out is that the people who have had access to all the guns are all very careful to only use them for the people they need to protect. This is something that does not happen in the civilian world and you really have to appreciate what we are talking about. There is one guy in particular who says he cannot shoot without shooting. So I think it is an interesting message that has to be seen to be believed. I really liked this documentary.

Thursday, 18 Jun 2020 21:20

This documentary was very interesting and entertaining. I could relate to everything that was said, and the documentary did a wonderful job of showcasing the love that all the people in this documentary shared. I was really moved by how much support they had. I think that this is one of the best documentaries of the year, and I highly recommend that you see this documentary.

Tuesday, 16 Jun 2020 23:59

I just watched this movie tonight. And I was surprised to see that it wasn't covered much in the news. I was shocked that people like Judy Wood and Leni Robredo were not given any attention. This is a movie for all Americans. That is why I am so glad that I got the opportunity to see it. I am so glad that I have been able to get a copy of this movie and it will be my new movie guide when I go on vacations to Asia and Australia. A film like this should be given the same amount of publicity as the Oscar winning movies like "Gone with the Wind" and "The Godfather". This movie is a must-see for all Americans and hopefully more Americans will see this film and become more educated about the true impact of the Vietnam War and why we lost it.

Saturday, 13 Jun 2020 09:44

I am an avid watcher of the Discovery Channel. In fact, I have watched every episode of The Brink at least once a year for the past 6 years. I truly feel honored to have been a part of this documentary. I am grateful to be a part of the discovery that it took to give the viewer a glimpse of what life in the colonies of the beginning of the 20th century must have been like. I have learned so much about the slave trade that I feel the knowledge is even more important than the movie itself. This documentary is a must watch for anyone who wants to learn more about what life was like in the slave trade or just about the period in American history. Every year it seems as if the movie is out of theaters and the website goes down. The end of this documentary should give everyone hope for the future.

Thursday, 04 Jun 2020 00:03

I was so happy to find this movie, I really was. It's just as bad as I've heard it would be. It was one of the best things I've seen in a long time. I will definitely watch this movie again. This is about as bad as it gets, this is the craziest town in the world. I was just surprised how the town didn't attack this man in his car. I really would like to get a copy of this movie. I thought the movie was worth the $8.50 that I paid to rent it.

Friday, 29 May 2020 16:23

I have been an avid movie fan for many years and this is a fantastic documentary. I'm sure that many people will find it to be a biased representation of the truth, but I found it extremely honest. It speaks to the problems that plague American society and it speaks to the reality that many people are desperate for, and they are willing to risk a lot for it. I hope that you take the time to view this film because it is worth it.

Wednesday, 27 May 2020 15:14

I just got back from seeing this film in New York, and it is one of the most inspirational films I've ever seen. The filmmaker is an activist and it is his life experience that helps him realize how we can improve the world we live in. He does a fantastic job of telling his story. He knows what it's like to feel that he's on the bottom of the food chain, and it's a major life experience that he wants to share with other people. I'm going to say it again. He does a fantastic job telling his story. The people who are making documentaries now, should be doing the same. The one thing that's lacking from this film is a few well placed "gotcha" moments. He goes on about various political issues, but I felt that he should have better developed the subjects a bit more. I know his film is a big thing, but I feel like the subject matter could have been a bit better. I would like to see him focus on more "successful" people and not just his own life. I know that this is a very personal film, but I think it could have been better. Overall, this is an excellent film and I highly recommend it. It is very uplifting and gives us hope.

Friday, 22 May 2020 03:47

It is interesting to watch the documentary and the statements made by the leaders of this organization as it shows what they believe and what they do, as they are very honest and open about their beliefs. I don't know of any organization that is more upfront about their beliefs than The Church of Scientology. It is like the nazi party of Germany, but the auditing is done in the dark and the religion does not focus on violence or violence prevention. In Scientology they are very involved in politics and politics is a good thing. They are pro black market drugs and porn and they promote a different style of living that is peaceful and fun. It is also very entertaining to watch and it also shows that Scientology is not that bad. It is very smart and they say that if they were successful in politics they would get their own country. It is also a good documentary to see the new scientologists like Melissa Hamilton and her sister and her friend. They are very young and they are very open about their beliefs. There is one thing I don't like about this documentary and that is the fact that it is for your own good and not for those of us who know and understand Scientology. I don't know why you would want to show this documentary to anyone who has never heard of Scientology. It is a shame that you want to show this to your followers and for what? I don't know how many more people this film is going to hurt.

Thursday, 14 May 2020 19:06

This is one of the most important documentaries I have ever seen. The way it is put together, it would be easy to mistake the film for an advertising campaign for Kowalski's peanut butter. The trailer doesn't show you the incredible body of work that is the Pargas family. As someone who has always been interested in the story of a family and their work, I thought it was a very good and touching documentary. I was so surprised when I read the name of the film producer, that he had only worked on one feature, "Don't Look Back". He has been making documentaries for almost 30 years and this was his first feature film. The fact that the documentary was only made for the purpose of getting the story out there, really told me how much of a passion and dedication he had for this story. I think it is just as important to get the story out there as it is to have the documentary. I am very excited about the upcoming documentary that is going to follow this family from there to home. Thank you for making the story of the Pargas family public, the more people know about them, the better off everyone is. This is definitely a documentary worth seeing. The people involved in making the film have made a wonderful documentary.

Tuesday, 12 May 2020 12:10

This is an awesome documentary about the domestic violence that occurs in the American justice system. "The Brink" covers a variety of topics including the costs of domestic violence, the extent to which law enforcement is willing to assist in addressing domestic violence, and the justice system's reluctance to take action on domestic violence charges. All of the documentary is very informative and informative. The cinematography and editing are excellent, especially the first 20 minutes or so. I highly recommend this documentary for all those interested in domestic violence prevention. There are many lessons to be learned about how to do your best to end domestic violence and to make sure that the problem never occurs. I can't wait for the sequel!

Monday, 11 May 2020 04:51

As far as I am concerned, this film is for those who still are thinking that they are 'in charge of their own destiny'. The spirit of the 'I love my country' says a lot for its countrymen. You really don't need to be from the USA, England or Russia to appreciate the film. I think that this film, although slightly flawed, is still, in my opinion, a great documentary. It is based on actual facts and a lot of details are, as such, a bit sketchy. Some of the images, which were extremely interesting, might have not come out so clear on first viewing, but as I saw them the second time, the images were all there. This is what I got from the film, though, and it is this that makes the film so powerful. All of the people in this film have a 'story' that they want to tell, and they have clearly chosen to tell it. The film itself is a compelling documentary about the day to day reality of life in the USA. All of the various US citizens, both citizens of the USA and citizens of foreign countries, have the same story to tell. It is a very sad, but true, reflection of the everyday realities that are faced by all Americans. The fact that you, and I, may not have the best life in the world, makes us all want to tell the world how wonderful our lives are. When the film was over, I was left with a feeling that it was all just a bit too emotional for me. That is why it was never more than a 5/10. It is, however, a 5/10 that will go on forever, and I feel a sense of justice towards it. I was not brought up on the US so, personally, I can't comment on things like the reason for American patriotism, but I did enjoy it and I can't think of any other way to watch this film. This is an outstanding film, that will stay with you for a long time. If you like to see documentary films, you will not be disappointed. If you like to learn about the reality of everyday life in the USA, then this film is a MUST see. Thank you for reading, and I wish you all the best of luck!

Sunday, 10 May 2020 03:12

I have never seen a film about the death of the Great Depression like "The Brink." It is the closest thing to a documentary I've ever seen about what happened in the Depression, and I'm amazed at the degree of knowledge it's given us. A lot of it is history, but we don't get to hear the entire story because it's buried under a maze of scientific terms and statistics. The film tells us that the US lost over 100 million jobs in the 1930s, and the Depression led to the death of 4 million Americans. Yet we see no context for this change, just a stock photo of a model. What happened to the rest of the people? They didn't exist in any real sense. The film even makes it appear that the Depression had no effect on the industry at all. The only industries that continued to exist in this time were the US Postal Service and the Auto Industry. The film is basically saying that the Depression caused the deaths of 4 million Americans. This is the only thing the US did wrong in the 1930s, and it should be remembered more than ever. If you ever find this film on DVD, buy it. If you've never seen it, buy it.

Tuesday, 07 Apr 2020 10:40

Watched this documentary last night. I have always loved this show. It's almost impossible to find a documentary that shows the American music industry as it was in the 1960's and 1970's. It's almost impossible to find one that shows how this country lost it's independence and became an obsolete music industry in the 1970's. But it does. And it's hard to believe that this documentary would be made in the year 2014. I love this show. This movie was really amazing and I'm glad I watched it. But I can't help but have a hard time believing that the 50 year old industry was able to show this to the rest of the world and everyone was really surprised. I'm not sure if it was some of the great music directors, or just the social media that made the last few decades more interesting than this documentary. But I'm sure that it has something to do with the time that it was made and the economy and the lack of media coverage. The only thing that I didn't like about this documentary was the last 20 minutes that show some of the great American bands and bands that were making great music in the 1950's. I can't say that I was disappointed but I can say that the last 20 minutes of this documentary is a bit too much.

Tuesday, 07 Apr 2020 05:29

While I didn't have a clue about what the director and his team were working on until I saw the film, I really enjoyed it. Their mission is commendable: to educate the world about a subject that should be more widely known. As a documentary film, this is the best I have ever seen. The film unfolds from the individuals' perspectives, and shows that there are so many reasons we can believe that our loved ones have been "gone over the hill". It is a wonderful journey through life and a wonderful lesson to learn about what makes us human. It is amazing how you learn to believe in those who are "gone over the hill", and it's so refreshing to have this film to remind us of that.

Tuesday, 07 Apr 2020 04:36

Just a typical, typical reality show which is done on television by people who have never worked in a factory or have had any exposure to a life in a working factory. They make their money off of really mean women who make a living from extortion and false accusations. They never see the real lives of people and never look at the factory they are showing. These people make a living off of an opinion or just the kind of feeling that these women feel when they have no other choice to get out of this lifestyle. The situation is so unreal and so strange that I don't believe it could ever happen in the real world. It is just not that way. This is so disturbing and it is so different that it should be illegal. It is illegal to show someone that lives this life. The people that are in the movie have never had any exposure to the life of a working factory, they are just making this up as they go along. It is a beautiful film and I really hope that if they do make a documentary of what actually goes on in a factory that they take the time to show the real workers as well as the people that work in the factory, because people are just as confused as these women and the judge who tried to convict them all for making a TV show which could have been shown on TV would never have done anything like this. It is just so unfair to all the people that have to deal with this life. The people that made this show were just trying to get an opinion, but it is wrong to do this to people and their families. It is wrong to have so many opinions about people that don't even know the truth. The real working people are just as shocked as the people who have the opinions that were being shown on the show.

Tuesday, 07 Apr 2020 03:46

the entire "brink" band - was a huge inspiration for me. to take an already the best documentary that I had ever seen, and turn it into a powerful, very touching, very powerful movie. the "brink" team did a great job in making this work. and you can't really see the life the men lived, and what they had to deal with, without getting deeply affected. the highlight of the film is the interview with the "brink" team, and they made a brilliant choice to use only this one person, for the entire interview, to represent the "brink" group. it is a must see!

Zachary Anderson

Tuesday, 07 Apr 2020 02:41

This is a highly comprehensive study of a fascinating historical period in the US. The documentary is very detailed and well made. The historians do a brilliant job in examining the attitudes of the time, and of which the people of the time are very much aware. The most striking aspect of the film is the close association that exists between the official record of the facts and what actually happened. I particularly liked the "footage" from the "Woodland Heroes" club. While this club is actually a religious organization that exists for and in the spirit of service to God, I feel the film shows this as a place that exists in a good faith. I think this is one of the most interesting aspects of this period in US history. I find this interesting that despite the official records of the facts and people on the "Woodland Heroes" Club, some of the photos were taken from different sources. And I find this more interesting when you consider the people that actually attended these meetings. The church scenes are very striking and make the film even more interesting. Overall, this is a very interesting film that makes a convincing case for a very important historical period in the US, not just a "Woodland Heroes" club. I highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys a documentary. It is very educational.

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