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(835) 7.3 97 min 2016

God Knows Where I Am is a movie starring Kevin Carbone, Matthew Nelson, and Wayne DiGeronimo. Through diary entries, this documentary follows the life and death of homeless woman Linda Bishop and her struggles with starvation,...

Starring: Brian Smith, Kevin Carbone, Matthew Nelson, Wayne DiGeronimo

Genres: Documentary, Drama, Mystery, Biography, History

Director: Todd Wider, Jedd Wider

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Documentary, Drama, Mystery, Biography, History
Director	Todd Wider, Jedd Wider
Stars	Brian Smith, Kevin Carbone, Matthew Nelson, Wayne DiGeronimo
Country	USA
Also Known As	Gud vet var jag är, Luoja ties missä minä olen, Bóg wie, gdzie jestem
Runtime	1H 37M
Description	Through diary entries, this documentary follows the life and death of homeless woman Linda Bishop and her struggles with starvation, sanity and God.

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Sunday, 05 Jul 2020 04:15

This is the story of a young guy who works as a bartender, while his girlfriend lives with her boyfriend. He becomes depressed when he finds out he doesn't have money to pay the rent and a new job is coming up. He then decides to rob a bank. In the process, he makes a friend with a man who works at a bank and starts talking to him. This guy is an ex-con and goes back to his former life. This documentary is actually very good. It shows the guy's experiences, how he deals with the experience, and how he tries to get his life back on track. The guy is a very nice guy, so I was looking forward to seeing this. Instead, it turns out to be more like a romantic comedy. The only things I would change is that the guy didn't go to prison, and the ending didn't feel as satisfying as it should have been. I also felt that the film did not follow him as much as I would have liked, and I would have liked to see more of the guy. Overall, I recommend this movie to anyone who enjoys documentaries, and even though the guy who does the narrating is not an amazing story teller, he still does a good job at it.

Friday, 03 Jul 2020 20:48

I feel that this movie is a true eye opener of how the FBI handles and investigates terror cases. The people who participated in the FBI's investigation of the Boston marathon bombing are amazing. I don't know how they handled and investigated the case, but they were so well done and honest. I think that the movie gives a very accurate and clear picture of what happened at the Boston Marathon, and it has so much more to say. There are a lot of things that I could say about the FBI investigation, but I would rather just show you the movie and let you make up your own mind. I'm just saying that it's worth watching. All of the people in the FBI and the Boston Police Department did an amazing job. It's a great movie and I would highly recommend it to anyone. I hope that it doesn't get the attention that it deserves.

Wednesday, 01 Jul 2020 06:03

This movie is a real eye opener. I was never a fan of John Lennon, but this movie really opened my eyes. I was stunned to learn that Lennon was involved in this. I don't know what to think of the movie. I think it's one of the best documentaries I've seen. The documentary really helps the viewer to understand the events surrounding the assassination. I think the story of the song 'Help' is a little too far fetched. I think Lennon had a lot to lose from the publicity that he got. I do like that there was some really strong scenes showing the public reactions to the assassination. The people who were involved in the investigation were really well portrayed in the movie. I think this movie will help people to understand the importance of this event in our history.

Tuesday, 30 Jun 2020 04:32

This movie is one of the best documentaries I've seen in the last year. A long way from the typical "we all know the ending" narrative. This movie follows the lives of a group of people that deal with severe mental illnesses. This is a first-person narrative of the people, from the point of view of their own families. It is interesting to watch the families take their own perspectives of the people in their lives. This is a rare movie that does not rely on making a big deal about "the cure" or the "sanity". It focuses on the lives of the people in their lives. The movie is not so much about the story of the "cure", but about the lives of the people. There is no one story that "takes the place" of all the other stories. This is a movie that you should see, if you are interested in mental health, and if you have a strong family or are a parent of a child with a mental illness.

Saturday, 27 Jun 2020 01:53

Liz, I'd like to say that I do not know where I am in my life and I will never know where I am going. But this movie has really touched me. I went to the cinema to watch it because I had read the reviews and found out that it had a high rating. It is a film about the psychological impact of war and how people react in the aftermath of it. I am from the Balkans, I have lived in Bosnia, and this is the story of a very young girl who lives in this region. I watched it because I wanted to know what my life would be like if I was there. I am not surprised to find out that the film is very accurate. It is a very sad story and you can feel the pain of the people in the film. I have also watched a documentary on the situation in the Balkans and found out that the things that the girl goes through are not all that unusual. The girl is not a victim, she is the victim of her environment. I find it very interesting that people actually go to the cinema to see this film and I wonder if they are really into it. I would like to say that I would give the film a 10 because it is a very important and relevant film. I am very impressed and will be watching it again.

Saturday, 13 Jun 2020 23:49

I saw this documentary at the Tribeca Film Festival. It is an excellent, powerful documentary that focuses on the taboo topic of the hidden history of genocide in Indonesia. It is not a documentary about the genocide. It is a documentary about the hidden history of genocide in Indonesia. This film is about how Indonesian forces were involved in the murder of at least 600,000 people. The documentary is very, very good. It is very well produced and well directed. The Indonesian people in this film really do show their pain. It is a shame that this film is not available in DVD, because the film is a must-see. I loved this film and I plan to see it again. I would give this film a ten.

Thursday, 11 Jun 2020 09:03

I saw this documentary as part of the documentary "Children of God" at the 2011 Atlanta Film Festival. This was an amazing documentary about the American dream and how it can be twisted and corrupted. This documentary is an example of a "pinker" documentary. That is to say that the documentary was made for women. The documentary takes place in 1996, two years after the beginning of the AIDS epidemic in the U.S. The documentary focuses on a lot of very important subjects, including the history of the AIDS epidemic, the healthcare system in the U.S., the discrimination against gays and lesbians, and of course, the difference between the way gays and lesbians are treated in society and how they are treated in the Catholic Church. A lot of information is included in this documentary, and it is not like a lot of people are getting to know how the HIV virus came about, or how gay people are treated in society. It is an important documentary for women who are looking at how they feel about their own life. It shows that being a woman and being gay are not necessarily the same thing. It is a very eye opening documentary about a subject that we may never know about, and it is not about how you are treated by the world, but how you treat yourself.

Sunday, 31 May 2020 15:56

When you make a movie about the Holocaust, the first thing you have to do is make sure you get it right. This is not only true in this case, but also in the Holocaust. The sole survivor of Auschwitz is shown in a very personal way, and then that personal story is taken to a whole new level when the survivors are interviewed by a very curious film crew. This is a compelling documentary and a very interesting one. The topic of the Holocaust has always been very controversial, but director Jurgen Kalkbrenner does a remarkable job of presenting the facts and showing the documentary-like documentary style. He doesn't show anything sensational, which is a good thing, because that would be irresponsible. He doesn't show anything that could be interpreted as a glorification of the Nazi regime, and he doesn't show any guilt or remorse on the part of the people that were killed. Instead, he shows that the entire camp was a great experiment in science and technology, and the survivors did not see the horrors of the camp for the first time. He does a great job of staying very neutral on the subject, and he does it with great patience, care and compassion. I feel like he has done a great job of keeping the subject neutral, and making sure that he gets the facts right. I have seen a lot of documentaries, and I've seen a lot of documentaries about the Holocaust. This is by far the best documentary I have seen on the subject. In fact, it's probably the best documentary I have seen on the subject. I'm very impressed. This is a very special documentary. I recommend it very highly. I'm a little disappointed that it was made in English. I was hoping that it would be in German, but they didn't bother to make that decision. It's a very good film. A definite 9/10.

Tuesday, 26 May 2020 04:20

I haven't yet had the opportunity to see the movie, but I plan to do so. It is a rare film to be made in this day and age. This is about the scientific process in a way that people are able to understand. It is a story of courage, perseverance, and the idea that we can all work together to find solutions to our own problems. It is a story that we can all relate to. This is a story that I can relate to. In fact, I was on a panel with some of the scientists at the museum of modern art. They were so touched by the film that they invited the director to appear on stage for a Q&A. I hope that we will have a chance to see the movie when it is released. I am hoping that people will see it and realize that there are people out there that are doing the same thing as they do. Thank you for all the hard work that has been put into the making of this movie. Thank you for your time and the opportunity to share your story.

Joshua Phillips

Saturday, 23 May 2020 13:34

I have watched the movie twice, and I can't get enough of it. I liked it, and I was kind of disappointed that the movie is no longer in its original format. I think they should make a movie from the original version and put it on DVD so that people can buy the original version and watch it. It would be a great addition to the original series. I think the movie was very well done, and it would be great to see it on DVD. I'm a big fan of the original series, and I hope that they will make a movie from the original version.

Wednesday, 20 May 2020 22:48

I love documentaries about obscure topics. Some of them are really good, but many are not. I was really surprised to learn that this film was made by a former police officer, with the title "Detective Smith: The Making of a Woman". I didn't expect to see so many old police officers in the film, but it was just amazing. I liked the way they explained the complexities of this case and the complicated relationship of the two women and the father. The police officer also explained how the two women were accused of not only trying to kill him, but also trying to kill their husbands and their children. The documentary also showed the father's hatred of the women. It was interesting to see the police officer's interview with the father and the police officer's comments about the women's character. It was really good to see how the police officer described the crime, their motives and the reasons for the crime. There was also a lot of information about the investigation and the trial. I really enjoyed the film. I really recommend it.

Tuesday, 12 May 2020 20:27

I've read a lot of the comments here about this movie and I think a lot of them are just wrong. Some people say it's "hilarious" and "great" but that's not the case at all. It's a documentary about a person, not a documentary about some person. The person is just a guy, he's not even a single actor. The movie is a mixture of interviews and interviews with people who know him, all of them are very interesting and well done. The documentary style is also very interesting. It's about the whole "from the ground up" process, from the beginning to the end. There's no stage, there's no location, there's no time. It's all about him, and he's a very interesting person. I just can't understand the negative comments about this film. It's a great movie, and I think that people should watch it. I think it's also a must-see for people who like documentary movies, because the whole thing is just very interesting. I think that everybody should watch this movie, it's a very good film.

Jonathan Wallace

Thursday, 07 May 2020 08:59

This is a wonderful documentary, but I have to say that I had a lot of doubts about it when I saw the trailer for it. I saw the trailer for this film and I thought "Why would they do this?" Then, I found out the story of the Holocaust and how they got people to do this thing. The trailers look too anti-Semitic, and I think that they should have been more careful about the trailers. I think the movie is a great, fantastic, shocking, and heartbreaking documentary. It's really a good film. It's really hard to make a documentary, but this is really the best film I've seen this year. The film starts out with a couple, and their children, in an airport. The film starts off with a couple of people sitting in a room and a guy is talking about the Holocaust. They are telling the stories of how they came to do what they did. This is a very powerful, powerful film. It's really a must-see. I think that it's really good. I think that it's the best documentary that I've seen this year. It's a very good film.

Wednesday, 06 May 2020 01:32

This documentary was a real eye opener for me. I had a friend who is a doctor and a student of medicine. I thought that this film would be a great educational tool for him. The film is very much about the difficulty of being a woman who has the body of a man and the difficulties in coming to terms with that. I thought that the documentary was quite disturbing. There were many instances where a man would look at a woman and be mesmerized by her beauty and it would almost make him feel as if he were a woman himself. There were also many instances where the man would find a woman to talk to and find that she has the same issues that he has. It is very clear that this film was not meant for children. I thought that the audience could really get a feel of what it is like to be a man in the 21st century and a woman in the 20th century. The film did a good job at keeping it entertaining as well. There were many moments that I thought were very funny and made me laugh out loud. I thought that the music was very fitting and very appropriate to the film.

Wednesday, 29 Apr 2020 06:37

I have seen the first 15 minutes of this movie. It is so interesting and thought provoking. I would have loved to see more footage and a more complete story. This movie should be on the DVD list. This movie is worth your time and money.

Monday, 27 Apr 2020 23:10

I've read many reviews of this movie and just wanted to post my own perspective. To be honest, I was surprised how much I liked this movie. I was expecting a comedy, a drama, or some other generic movie. But, I was pleasantly surprised. This movie is not just about the brutality of the Vietnam War. It's also about a father who lost his son in Vietnam and who decides to document the life of his son through video and pictures. It is a movie that I wish more people would see. I highly recommend it to everyone.

Tuesday, 07 Apr 2020 10:52

The movie "9/11" was released in 2002, and the movie is based on a book by Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Robert Parry. The movie was made as a documentary on how the world can be more resilient against a "false flag" event. The documentary shows how the actions of a few people can spark a global response to a crisis. The events of 9/11 are not just an attack on the United States, but also a response to the questions of what is good and evil, or what is right and wrong. To my knowledge, the movie was not well received by the critics and viewers. The movie is shown to be a look into the motives of the people involved in the attack. It also shows how this could lead to more terror attacks in the future. The movie is a mix of facts and fiction. The facts of the story are based on facts. The fictional parts are based on what the actors say. These parts are not based on facts. They are made up by the actors. The movie has a very good message. The movie was a big hit in the film festival circuit, but I was not very impressed by the movie. The movie was interesting and entertaining, but I don't think it was very good. The movie was very well made, and I think it could have been better, if the movie makers would have taken some more time to research the story, and research some of the facts. The movie is a movie about 9/11, and it is worth seeing, but I think that the movie was not very good. It is not a very good movie. It was good, but it is not a great movie.

Tuesday, 07 Apr 2020 09:34

I'm a very open-minded person, and have always enjoyed documentaries about the far-flung people of the world. While not as visually stunning as a Pixar film, I still think this film is extremely important to the history of the human race, and as such, I will not be easily swayed by the generally negative reviews of this film. I am also not in the least bit surprised that the film was banned in France, as the French censor has been known for being incredibly strict on any and all artistic expression. This is no exception, however, and I highly recommend anyone to see this film in order to understand just how much the French have and how much they have banned, and how their censorship is both thorough and sad. One of the most moving scenes in the film is the one with the mother and her daughter, who are suffering from polio, and the daughter's mother (played by Thierry DeWitt) telling her how she was treated by the French government. I was deeply touched by this scene, and the way the French government treated these people was truly horrible. I do not think this film is anti-Semitic, as it is very clear that the French government did not want the people of Africa to have a language that they could not understand, and the French were very strict in restricting the use of the German language to ensure the French could communicate with the German government. I found the film to be very informative and informative in the first place, and in the second place, I think it is very important for everyone to see this film. It should be seen by anyone who is interested in the history of the human race, and anyone who is interested in the far-flung people of the world.

Tuesday, 07 Apr 2020 07:01

I watched this documentary on The History Channel and have to say it is the best I have ever seen. The Documentary is superbly done and is very well done. I'm glad to see that Steven Spielberg agreed to do this as I'm sure he would have greatly enjoyed it. I think the reason it did not get a wider release is because it is too hard to get to know the characters, especially because the subjects were not celebrities, and the subjects were quite ordinary. So it's not so easy to understand the audience because we get a feeling of just knowing these people. The documentary is very well done, the narration is very clear and I felt that I was part of this documentary. The documentary is very informative and I loved it. I do think this documentary is one of the best documentaries I have ever seen and I would recommend it to anyone.

Tuesday, 07 Apr 2020 04:28

I watched this movie on a flight from Denver to Houston. I had no idea what to expect but I was pleasantly surprised. The movie was very engaging and fascinating. It gave me a sense of what it was like to be a Jewish youth. It is important to understand that the story is fictional, but it is based on the experiences of one individual. There is no truth in the story. I am Jewish and I believe that the story is accurate. In fact, I would go so far as to say it is the only accurate story. I was so impressed with the courage and commitment of the participants that I would be very happy to have their stories told. If there is one message to take away from this film, it is that we all have something to learn and to share. It's a great movie, one that I highly recommend.

Kathryn Hawkins

Tuesday, 07 Apr 2020 02:33

I can't believe that this documentary wasn't nominated for Best Documentary. It was so beautifully told, and so accurate. It was a film about people, not about a place. It is important to note that the film was shot in and around the city of Denver, and the film's subject, local artist and activist John Goodman, is not only an artist but an activist, too. The film shows him being arrested, and then being jailed, and then finally released. The film also shows him on the campaign trail, doing art and campaigning, and he does all of it without much fuss or fussiness. I have seen this documentary a dozen times, and it is still true. I am very pleased that this film was nominated for Best Documentary at the 2007 Sundance Festival. It deserves it.

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