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(345) 6.9 95 min 2018 Subtitles and Closed Captions

American Dharma is a movie starring Steve Bannon, Bill Clinton, and Hillary Clinton. A portrait of controversial political strategist and former Donald Trump advisor, Steve Bannon.

Genres
Biography, Documentary
Director
Errol Morris
Starring
Hillary Clinton, Errol Morris, Steve Bannon, Bill Clinton

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Genres Biography, Documentary
Director Errol Morris
Stars Hillary Clinton, Errol Morris, Steve Bannon, Bill Clinton
Country UK, USA
Runtime 1 h 35 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Description A portrait of controversial political strategist and former Donald Trump advisor, Steve Bannon.

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Larry R.
Wednesday, 01 Jul 2020 13:13

A few years ago, I happened to watch a feature on a friend of mine. It was about the secret activities of some Jewish doctors who had been employed in the United States, and were beginning to feel the influence of anti-Semitism. I found the film fascinating and wondered what could be learned from it. I decided to watch the book. What I found, though, was very interesting. That is not to say that there were any revelations or new ideas in the book. It was all information contained in the film. The people interviewed, and their experiences, was of the same depth as the movie. But the questions and revelations were still valid and kept coming to mind. That is the beauty of this film. I think it is worth seeing at least once. It is worth reading about, and listening to the interviews, as well.
Rose Hanson
Friday, 26 Jun 2020 01:37

This is an excellent film, which focuses on the history of Buddhism, and how it is practiced in different communities. It focuses on a monk named Zenji, and his sister. Zenji's sister (who is an ordained nun) acts as a refuemnt of the reality of Buddhism, and practices it. She acts as a spiritual guide for Zenji and his disciples, and gives them spiritual wisdom. She also provides the concept of "purification" of the mind. While there is one main theme that this film covers, there are other aspects that cover many different different topics, and it is really interesting to see how many different ways of viewing the teachings of Buddhism. Overall, this is an excellent film, with some really great footage, and some really good narration from Charles Keating. It is one of the best documentaries I have seen in a while. 9/10
Carol Hudson
Wednesday, 24 Jun 2020 12:22

All I can say is this is an awesome documentary about how it was a "good" thing for these people to make it to the end of the month before it all came crashing down. How these people didn't let their neighbors and the school go to see them die was totally uncalled for. They were so disgusted at the ignorance of the people surrounding them that they didn't even go to the morgue to see if they had any of their own. They were even shocked to find out that one of their own had died of cancer. It is amazing to see how people and how the entire country reacted to the shootings in a way that was completely uncalled for. When I heard about the shooting at Columbine, I was so relieved to know that the way the parents and teachers were treated wasn't the same. That was the way the school was run. They were just doing their jobs as it was a great way for them to live. These kids were so upset and afraid that they were going to be punished for what they did. I mean this is a true story, but it is even more so when it is told so clearly. They were so afraid for their lives that they didn't even want their own to go to the morgue. They were so scared that they were going to get even more of a beating. It was just so uncalled for to see how the people in this country reacted to this terrible tragedy. To see how people turned on one another and how they became so completely uncalled for was so amazing to watch. It made me feel sorry for the people who had to live with this after it happened. I mean these were people who were so so so so good at being kids. These people were just so shocked that the others would do such horrible things to them. I just loved this movie so much because it showed how people were so uncalled for and how they just couldn't be blamed for it. These people were so so so lucky to get a second chance to live. This is the best movie that I have ever seen. It is so incredible to see how people react to something so bad. The only way to truly see what the people who were involved in this film went through was to see it and it really brought home just how bad a thing it really was. I just hope that when these kids see it, that it makes them think about what they have done and why they did it. There is a lot of stuff that they could have done to not have the shooting happen, but they chose to just not go through with it. It is so amazing to see how they live with it and how they just try to move on with their lives. I mean that is all I can say about this movie.
Anthony Young
Tuesday, 23 Jun 2020 10:51

I didn't know much about both Mind and Heir but this movie really opened my eyes to the mind of this person. They were both awesome and I found myself cheering for them both on the campaign trail. I've always had an interest in these 2, but never thought it was anything that I could relate to or had any ability to understand them. I am so thankful to see this movie now and want to see more. Mind Heir was inspiring, and hopefully I can relate to what they had to go through in their minds and hearts. I definitely don't want to say anything else, but I just want to thank the filmmakers for sharing this story of this amazing man and their amazing work. They did a wonderful job of telling the story and I am very proud to say I was in the audience at the premiere of this film. I can't wait to see the sequel to see how Heir's mind and body is slowly evolving. This story was also a tremendous lesson for me in understanding what it is like to have to struggle with these mental illnesses and the differences in mental health care and those that are trying to cope with these illnesses. I think the message this movie sends to the world is that if you really want to love someone, you need to love them through their condition and not their illness. That's what I loved most about this movie and I hope you will enjoy it as well.
Austin W.
Saturday, 13 Jun 2020 19:14

This documentary is just amazing and deserves to be seen by everyone. One of the most important documentaries I have seen in a while and it will make you think about everything that is going on in our world. It really shows how much violence is taking place in our world. I feel like the documentary is making a big impact on people and making them look at what's happening in their lives and how they can change things. I think people should see this movie as a film, and not as a documentary. The people in the documentary are not going to give away all the facts that are happening, but it will help the audience to get a better understanding of what's going on in their life. This movie is truly amazing and will be an important movie to watch. It really should be seen by everybody and the more people that see it, the better it will be.
Howard
Friday, 12 Jun 2020 17:44

The highly acclaimed documentary is an excellent reflection on the commercial success of Steve Jobs. I can't say this film was a success, but it was a smash hit, and it certainly helped put Jobs on the map. What do I think of this documentary? I think it's a work of art, and that the greatest portion of the film is made up of interviews with Jobs and Jobs' associates. It's as if they were laying out the questions and answers that led to this film. I think the best thing that came out of this documentary was how Jobs changed the world. As we know, he made a lot of money, but this film is still relevant today. His stories of getting to know people who had nothing to do with Apple and what happened in their lives brought him great pleasure. It made him more comfortable with himself, and how much he wanted to be loved. It also showed him that he needed to change for his company. He needed to open up, because he didn't want to keep the fame of being successful for himself. He wanted to share it with others, and he needed to learn how to create a product that people actually want to buy. That is what he did in the 80's and 90's. The personal relationship that he shared with the people that worked with him was priceless. The interviewees gave great insight into how they felt about Jobs, and the things they had to go through to get to know him. They were almost apologetic for Jobs, as he showed them his compassion for his customers and the people that worked for him. I think the most important part of the documentary is that it is almost all from the inside of Jobs' head. The people who worked with Jobs gave insight into what it was like to be in his environment, and how they could relate to him. This was one of the most important aspects of the documentary. The interviewees are extremely positive about Steve Jobs, and the people that worked for him showed him the kindness he needed to share with people. I think this is a documentary that should be in everyone's collection, as it shows us how Steve Jobs changed the world. Even if you don't like Jobs, you should learn a little bit about his personal life, and his charitable work. This documentary is one that everyone should see.
Judith
Sunday, 07 Jun 2020 06:08

I'm not going to say this is a "moralistic" film, I'll say it's a great documentary and a good call to action for all of us to use our own "self-liberation" as a tool to solve the problems we face in our lives. I won't say it's a complete documentary, just a call to action to take up a personal struggle against the system. It does not come with a one-size-fits-all solution, but it does show the way in which it can be done.
Gerald
Friday, 05 Jun 2020 16:52

If you want to be enlightened, I can't say more than what I have written. Watch the movie, or read the book. It's an absolute must for all Americans who have the opportunity to see it. After reading "The Oprah Magazine" after the movie, I was wondering what all the fuss was about. I must say, that in order to be enlightened you have to have a dream. I had a dream the night of that tragic tragedy. I saw the film, and I cried my eyes out. That was a miracle. A miracle of a movie. I have read about this film, and I think it's amazing. There are many excellent actors in this film, especially David Ayer. The movie is moving, moving, moving, moving. I don't know what this film is, but it's a must see. Watch it, and you will see what I'm talking about.
Willie
Tuesday, 02 Jun 2020 00:36

Saying this is a wonderful film is an understatement. This is a wonderful film. Very difficult to believe that something like this could be happening. A good movie from a good director. Much better than I could have expected. Anyone who needs to see this movie must see it.
Joan H.
Sunday, 24 May 2020 22:15

From its inception, Dharma has been an inquisitive and experimental film. The long history of its use in Christian circles is given considerable attention. The film begins with interviews with people of varying beliefs, and after a pause, shows the results of a series of interviews conducted between the Boston Globe and U.S. Government officials. There are interesting details of the interaction between religion and government, including discussions on their interpretation of Buddha. The group's ability to be an open, non-partisan research group in the face of government secrecy is excellent, but the majority of the interviews are by other people who are either supportive of the government or hostile to it. The impression that the film leaves is that the people interviewed are concerned about their role in society, and their willingness to listen to the opposing viewpoint. The actors who participate in the interviews are no less skeptical. They want to explain their perspective of religion, but don't have a voice to present it. The responses of the people interviewed are not encouraging, either. The people who are skeptical of the government's view of religion have an excuse for their skepticism. They are essentially, self-proclaimed freethinkers, or non-believers, so they can't speak for the majority. They may have to work hard to convince others to listen to them. This explanation is not a good one, but it is possible, since people interviewed are in a very difficult position. But at least the people interviewed are trying to explain their viewpoint, not to present it. This is a good film, and anyone who has a critical or open mind will enjoy it.
Lauren C.
Monday, 18 May 2020 03:20

A simple but powerful message. I was disappointed with the movie - it felt like it didn't go deep enough in trying to understand the complexity of the human experience. I didn't find myself caring about the characters. And the direction felt like it was trying to be too philosophical. I would recommend this movie to anyone who wants to get a more human understanding of the human experience and the people who live it. I would recommend this movie to anyone who wants to understand the history of Buddhism, or if you want to understand the structure of Buddhism and the key elements of the Zen tradition. I think that this movie is more of a statement about the human experience and its roots. The movie left me with a few questions about my own life. Would I do the same things again? Do I understand how I was able to find the balance between doing and not doing? What is important to me? And, most importantly, what is important to me?
Sarah S.
Thursday, 14 May 2020 05:07

The actors and directors involved in this documentary deserve credit for their work. It was very difficult to make this film, but it was done in such a way that is so well thought out and the result is a great documentary. I think you need to watch this documentary before you decide if or not to see "O Brother Where Art Thou". I think you should. It is definitely worth your time and money. You will learn a lot. I'm sure you will find the very film you wanted to see in this documentary. Don't be surprised if you end up watching it in your life time. It's not what you think. You may end up questioning what you think you know and want to believe. But, if you don't get it.go watch it again. You will be glad you did. My only complaints about this documentary are the length, the sound quality, and the fact that it was not possible to get the voices of the actors. The quality of the film is very good and the actors do a wonderful job. I thought that the documentary did a good job of showing what the film was really about. As it was intended to be a documentary. This is a documentary of a man's life. A man that came up with a new religion. A new way of life. He wanted to be a Buddha, a guru. To go to the highest level of Buddhist teachings. I think that this documentary has a lot of value for those who want to learn more about what the Dalai Lama is teaching and what the Buddhist religion is really about. I recommend this documentary to anyone who wants to learn more about Buddhism. I thought that it was a good documentary and I would recommend it to anyone who wants to learn more about Buddhism.
Roy Spencer
Sunday, 10 May 2020 00:58

What could have been an emotional and cathartic look at the main themes of Buddhism in the modern world (a person who is stuck in the cycle of karma, karma that has a spiritual component, but is bound to not be realized by the system, and rebirth that needs a catalyst, which is inherent in any system, and not optional in Buddhism), has instead become a preachy attempt at a look at the teaching of Buddhism. It's not really about the reality of Buddhism in the west, but rather about the fact that there is no factual basis for this picture. The author has completely misunderstood the notion of reincarnation, and has made a movie about Buddhism. I wish that they had either sought to explore the reality of the Buddhist tradition in the west, or at least researched Buddhism in the west before they made this movie. It's a shame that a great book that has such a big effect on the world has been turned into a movie, and that in doing so, this book and the influence that it has had on all cultures, has been lost.
Bobby A.
Thursday, 30 Apr 2020 21:06

The filmmakers' last film, "The Intimacy of Things," was highly acclaimed and widely lauded for its honesty and authenticity. The documentary does a similar and admirable job with its effort to break down "a" system that reinforces institutionalized and alienated love. However, it doesn't always match "the" characters' behavior with the writer/director's intention. There's a scene involving an elephant, which is filmed from an elephant's point of view, but it is actually a dog in a zoo that repeatedly comes in to deliver its share of heroin to the elephant, including pooping on the elephant and then lying down with its tail between its legs. In real life, dogs are known to take an occasional crack at narcotic ingestion (and occasionally poops on the dog, too). So how are the people depicted in the film supposed to feel? And why on earth would a dog willingly subject itself to this? You'd think the filmmakers would be a little more comfortable with what they're portraying, but they don't always show the dogs' actions in a way that feels human. So the film can be a little confusing, to say the least, and it's certainly not for everyone.
Timothy
Wednesday, 29 Apr 2020 07:51

My review is a little different. But I will try to keep the information simple and concise. I watched the movie after I had finished reading the book, and the film made me think differently about the entire book. I saw it when I was in college and after the fact, it was an excellent documentary. I really liked the documentary as a whole and it made me think about life and the meaning of things. I know I have not talked about the book much. That was only one of the reasons I like the movie so much. I felt like I was reading the book and watching a documentary at the same time. I am also glad that the film was made in an authentic way. The filmmaking, acting, and camera work is all amazing. It feels like you are really watching an independent documentary. I am also glad that the documentary director took the time to edit the film. Because if it had not, it would have been a movie with no point. I was amazed at the fact that this book was translated into film in the same year that The Road was made. I am glad that it was because that book is now one of my favorite books. I liked that it wasn't just some documentary that is all about the life of Mr. Binghamton. I also liked that it had a lot of details. I liked the ending. I felt like it made a lot of sense. I am glad that the film makers didn't try to be too perfect. I thought the actors and actresses did an excellent job. The movie was funny, sad, and sadder. This film is a must see for anyone who reads the book or has read the book. It will make you think and may even change the way you feel about life and the meaning of things. I can't wait to see it again, because I think it is going to be on my list of favorites.
Theresa Russell
Tuesday, 28 Apr 2020 06:20

A must-see for all those who want to see how an American finds himself in the entire process of "growing up".
Hannah Carr
Sunday, 12 Apr 2020 06:23

This is a brilliant documentary on the trials and tribulations of religious faith in modern-day America. Unlike many documentaries, this one gives the real picture of the last 20 years of our lives. It talks to both believers and non-believers alike about the way they live their lives. It uses examples of both the non-believer and the believer who had their lives negatively affected by having doubts and this film is a good opportunity for non-believers to look at how they can live their lives and not be persecuted for their beliefs. Although some of the situations mentioned in this film are highly exaggerated, it makes a strong argument to the contrary of any religion that promotes either fear, guilt or oppression. In the end, the main message of this film is that people of all faiths should be able to live their lives freely without fear of persecution or what people in the world might think. It's a powerful message that is too often ignored in the world today.
Benjamin O.
Sunday, 12 Apr 2020 05:40

Since The Big Short, I've become a bit obsessed with Hollywood, especially with a lot of the movies that are being made. The Big Short was a great movie. The casting, the storyline, the information given to the audience, and the understanding of the psychology behind all these financial issues. The Big Short also delves into the general nature of greed, which I consider one of the most important factors in our current world. I think we all need to watch this movie. What are some of the biggest problems that are currently happening in this world? What do we as people do to fight against them? How do we overcome the greed that has caused such a great amount of destruction? How can we gain a much greater understanding of the motives behind all the decisions we make? What is one of the best arguments against greed? What are some of the biggest misconceptions about greed? I can think of a lot more things I could talk about. I wish I could put this movie into my top ten. It's really that good. I just can't help but think that there's something missing. I guess I would have to add that this movie is a must see for anyone who loves great movies. I give it a 10/10
Ryan D.
Sunday, 12 Apr 2020 05:05

I thought this movie was really good. Not to say the docu was bad, it's just a bit dull at times and does not go much beyond what I would expect from the subject of the film. However, this is just an opinion and I'm not going to go off on an emotional or historical rant. One thing that I noticed that I am not familiar with and may be quite an interesting subject is the drug addiction. Many of us have dealt with this addiction in our lives, but I don't think this documentary did it justice. It doesn't do justice to the issue, the amount of pain and suffering these individuals have. The only thing I would change is the emotion, the fact that the docu seemed to turn down on the films and then they all go off on another tangent and didn't address the substance. Instead of being straightforward and showing the full scope of the issues, it would have been more realistic to show the issues as they were being researched and researched the issues. I will give the docu an 8 out of 10, but I believe it needs to be better for a 9 to show a more balanced view. I recommend this film for everyone and don't just be like me and turn it off!
David W.
Sunday, 12 Apr 2020 03:47

I've read the book by Kip and Judi but I don't think that there are enough people out there who have a long term interest in the real story of the Los Angeles riots of 1992. I think the film will provide a good view of how real lives were affected by that event. I think it also gives a good idea of what the world would be like if we did have a more tolerant and diverse society. I think the film made me appreciate what I do and who I am more than the rest of the world. I don't think there is any other film that can express the same emotions and situations of those who were affected. I think this film also makes me appreciate what we have today in terms of education and social attitudes. If you are not too politically active you won't like this film. I think it gives you a very important insight into the lives of those who lived during the riots of 1992. My husband and I absolutely love the movie.
Kathy
Sunday, 12 Apr 2020 03:10

What I thought would be a tedious 20 minutes turned out to be an amazing two hours. It's not an easy film to watch, but if you can make the effort to sit through it, you'll be rewarded with the most powerful and moving documentary about the realities of the Middle East in the 21st century. As mentioned in another review, it's one of the most powerful documentaries I've ever seen. The anger and frustration you see in some of the interviews and the situations described are unforgettable. I found myself imagining what it would be like to live in a country with such turmoil, and wonder what I'd do if I was a teenager with an uncertain future, but with a loving family and friends. It's not easy to watch, but the things that are shown are absolutely riveting. It's a film that should be viewed by all. However, it doesn't leave you feeling good about the Middle East, it leaves you feeling emotionally drained. It's very difficult to watch, but it's definitely worth it. I highly recommend it.
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