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(7269) 7.9 109 min 2018 Subtitles and Closed Captions

Active Measures is a movie starring Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin, and Jeremy Bash. Russian president Vladimir Putin attacks the 2016 American presidential election in collaboration with the Trump campaign.

Genres
Documentary
Director
Jack Bryan
Starring
Jeremy Bash, Vladimir Putin, Nina Burleigh, Donald Trump

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Genres Documentary
Director Jack Bryan
Writer Marley Clements, Jack Bryan
Stars Jeremy Bash, Vladimir Putin, Nina Burleigh, Donald Trump
Country USA
Also Known As Intrygi - superbron Kremla, Aktīvie Pasākumi: Tramps Krievijas Pavadā
Runtime 1 h 49 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 Russian president Vladimir Putin attacks the 2016 American presidential election in collaboration with the Trump campaign.

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Rebecca
Tuesday, 21 Jul 2020 05:13

I don't understand why so many people are so upset with this movie. It is actually a very interesting documentary and it is also very revealing about the way the CIA operates. I think the CIA is a very complex organization that has a lot of secrets, but also a lot of very sophisticated people that are trained to do exactly what they are doing. I also think that the movie is very insightful, and it is a good reminder of the dangers of being too close to the "establishment".
Nancy
Monday, 20 Jul 2020 23:16

A documentary that is a great start to any filmmaker's career. The interviewees are all professionals who have used surveillance for their personal gain and/or personal gain for their personal gain. It's really a very good insight into what surveillance is and how it works. The interviews are conducted in a very real and believable way. It is a great documentary that you should definitely see.
Albert H.
Tuesday, 14 Jul 2020 10:18

I had read a few reviews and thought I'd give this film a go. And I must say that I was very disappointed. The movie was slow and dull and the documentary style of filming was very boring. I also felt the film was very biased towards the police and other politicians. It was a very poor portrayal of the police and what they do in the world. I would have preferred to see more of the video footage of the actual events. I feel that the film would have been better if it had been a documentary and not a film. If the film was a documentary it would have been more informative. There were a few moments where I was watching the film with my friends and I would have enjoyed it more if I was not in the same room as them. Overall, I feel that this film was not worth my time.
Joyce B.
Monday, 13 Jul 2020 02:51

When I first heard about the film, I was excited to see it because of the subject matter. As the movie progressed I became more and more concerned about the validity of the film and the subject matter. I would say that the film is an effective tool for telling the story of the worst war in our history. It is a powerful and moving film and I highly recommend it.
Tyler G.
Tuesday, 07 Jul 2020 04:38

At the beginning of the documentary, we meet "Dr. R. Scott Hagerty" and "R. Scott Hagerty" is the man responsible for the human genome project. He's not that busy at all, he's only known for what he does. It's the first part of the documentary where we see the work of the project, and also the history behind the project itself. We also meet Dr. James Watson, a fellow researcher and a pioneer in the field of genetic engineering. This documentary is very entertaining and I really recommend watching it.
Rebecca Ward
Thursday, 02 Jul 2020 09:44

It's no secret that I'm a fan of David Fincher's work, but I have to say that this movie is a disappointment. It's a very slow, very boring movie, and the ending is so trite and cliche that it really kills the movie. I don't understand the positive reviews for this movie, it's just not worth your time. I was very disappointed. There was no suspense, and the movie didn't provide any reason to continue watching. I think the movie was a huge let down, because it was supposed to be a "glimpse" into a world that we don't understand. It's a shame that Fincher didn't have the guts to do this movie justice.
Ralph Chapman
Thursday, 25 Jun 2020 14:49

I saw this movie at the Sundance Film Festival. It is a documentary about the FBI's relationship with the drug war in the US. I thought it was very well done and I enjoyed the film. I was very impressed with the cinematography and editing. I would recommend this film to anyone who is interested in the drug war or the FBI. It is very interesting and informative. I think it is very well-done.
Dylan
Thursday, 25 Jun 2020 04:03

I had the chance to see this documentary on April 12th at the Chicago Filmmakers Festival. I think it's a pretty important document of the history of the Democratic Party, and of Richard Nixon's first two terms in office. It's also interesting to see the perspectives of a couple of filmmakers who were around during this period. There's really nothing new here, so it's hard to say if the film will be of any use to the average person, but it's certainly worth a look.
Evelyn D.
Sunday, 14 Jun 2020 21:42

This documentary, by an Oscar nominated film-maker, is based on a book by a Swedish journalist, that chronicles the rise of the infamous and brutal Nazi leader Adolf Hitler. I don't know how accurate the film is, but it's certainly not a documentary, so don't go into it expecting that. The documentary is made up of interviews with many people, including survivors of the Holocaust, and historians, who talk about how Hitler was able to convince so many people to hate Jews and the Jews, and that it was very effective. This was a very interesting documentary, but I wouldn't recommend it to anyone who is not already familiar with the subject. I think it's fair to say that it is a bit biased, and I'm not sure how accurate it is. It's a documentary, and that's a good thing. I think that it's a great thing that documentaries like this exist, because they can really make a difference in the world. I think that this documentary is very good, and I recommend it to anyone who likes to learn about a topic that is often ignored. 7/10
Brian Medina
Saturday, 13 Jun 2020 14:15

This documentary is a really good look at the history of the "black ops" programs, particularly Operation Treadstone, which was run by the CIA, and the infamous Bay of Pigs Invasion. It also covers the history of the CIA's use of mind control techniques, and how it was used to help the U.S. defeat the Soviet Union. The history is told in a very straightforward and straight forward way, and the documentary itself is very good. It has a very professional and structured look at the history of the programs, and the techniques used. The only thing I didn't like about the documentary was that the CIA's actions were never really shown, which is a shame because I think that this would have made the documentary a lot more interesting. I think that the movie would have been much more interesting if the CIA's actions were shown. The documentary is very informative, and I recommend it.
Olivia Powell
Sunday, 07 Jun 2020 01:17

I have to say that this film is a must see for everyone who is a fan of music. It is a good and thought provoking documentary about the music industry, which is more then just a commercial. The film shows you the secret behind the music industry, the people who make it happen, and the artists who are making it happen. The film is very interesting, but I have to say that it is a little bit long. I think that the film could have been longer. I have to say that the film was very informative and the director did a great job. I would recommend it to anyone who is a fan of music, or is just interested in music. I think that this film was a great movie for everyone.
Harold
Saturday, 06 Jun 2020 19:20

A new documentary about the troubled life of the lead singer of rock band Nirvana. The documentary follows Kurt Cobain's life from the moment he was found in his bedroom, to his untimely death at the age of 27. The documentary is based on the interviews of Cobain's closest friends and family, and the other members of the band. I found the film to be quite entertaining. It is interesting to see how Cobain's life was in transition. The documentary is a good representation of the life of Kurt Cobain, and it is a good way to get a better understanding of his life. The documentary shows a lot of personal things about Cobain that I personally never knew about. I also found the documentary to be very interesting, and the interviews with Cobain's close friends and family were great. I found it to be a very interesting documentary that I would recommend to people.
Daniel Murray
Saturday, 06 Jun 2020 08:34

The last 25 years or so have seen the invention of a new kind of film: the documentary. One can only wonder how this approach will impact the future of cinema and society. One thing is for sure: it is one of the most promising inventions in film history. Yet, documentaries are never fully realized. As far as this documentary is concerned, it is a success, it is a film. The documentary takes us on a journey from start to finish, and is not afraid to put things into the big picture. The interviews with the actors and directors, the scene selection, the editing and the overall structure of the documentary all have an exceptional quality. It is very nice to see the creative work that goes into making a film like this. The film is a solid movie, and does not fail to deliver the message. We do not have to do much thinking to understand that this is the message of the movie, but it is very important to understand what the filmmakers are trying to tell us. The story is a little bit to be expected. It is clear that the main aim is to show how different peoples views of the same thing are divided, and that the very idea of dividing is a very dangerous thing. This idea is very controversial, and we see the two sides of this controversy. But the biggest point is that the film does not shy away from showing what is not the problem, but what is. And the message that the filmmakers have got is very interesting, because it is not only about violence, or about drug use, or about crime, or about any other kind of crime. It is about how these things are connected, and how they are all linked to each other. It is about how we should live our lives. I like how they tried to make a film that was very smart and very relevant, but at the same time very beautiful and very easy to watch. The way that the documentary tries to present the facts is very interesting. They do not hide anything. The documentary tries to show all sides of a subject, from all sides, without hiding anything. The very fact that they tried to present all sides of a topic is very good. The documentary has a great story, and the final conclusion is very interesting. I would like to think that we will see more documentaries like this, where they show all sides of a subject, without hiding anything. I would like to think that the future of cinema will be very different from what we see now, and that this documentary will be a huge influence on the way that films are made, the way that we see films, and the way that we think about films.
Mary Snyder
Saturday, 06 Jun 2020 02:38

The film "Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy" is a great documentary on the making of a film. The film was originally made to go along with the theme of the theme song of the movie "Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy". As a result of the theme song, the movie was completely changed to be a "bromance" movie. The film has an excellent story, the real life movie was better but this was still a great documentary. The film is based on a book written by James Bond, Daniel Craig, which is the best book on Bond and has one of the best character descriptions of Bond. The movie is made by the same director, Michael Moore. Michael Moore was the director of "The Beast of the East" which was one of the most successful films of the 1970s. It is great to see a film about Bond made by the same director. I have seen some films that were made with Moore's influence and I believe this film is one of them. I also liked the film "Citizen Kane" and this film is probably the best film about Bond I have seen. 7/10
Judith R.
Tuesday, 02 Jun 2020 04:25

Filled with extensive interviews with both current and former U.S. military personnel, I found this film both fascinating and enlightening. It is a very compelling account of the origins of the Vietnam War, the tactics used by the various factions involved, and the serious damage done to the psyche of both the American public and the Vietnamese people. The interviews, which were taken from public radio programs and publications, are fascinating in their own right. One of the greatest insights was the breakdown of the spirit of America's military, and the subsequent loss of many good men. It is difficult to know whether or not the film is intended to be a complete history of the war. It is clear that it is more a "time capsule" of the last few years of the Vietnam War. There are a few glimpses of real footage, which I suspect was taken by a reporter with access to the same reports, and which are interspersed with what I suspect were interviewees' real memories of the war. This film was filmed and edited by David Halberstam, who has written several excellent books on the subject of the Vietnam War, and who is the most respected American historian on the subject. This film will no doubt be a bestseller, but will not necessarily be taken as a serious history. One thing that makes the film a good one is that it was made without propaganda or emotional manipulation. It is not an "objective" film, but rather a collection of interviews with people who know more about the Vietnam War than any journalist could ever hope to know. The film does not try to sway you into believing that the war was unjust, or that the soldiers were doing their best to do their duty. It simply asks you to listen to the stories told by the men and women who were there, and to ask yourself whether or not you can buy the arguments they are making.
Samantha W.
Sunday, 17 May 2020 22:20

This film is a must see for anyone who likes a good documentary. It is a must see for anyone who wants to know what is going on in the world of surveillance. The film follows a group of security guards who monitor and control the movements of a man who is an internet pornographer. They are used to being told what to do and when. This film is well done and shows the reality of the world we live in. It is well done and informative. I think that this film should be seen by everyone, especially by people who are concerned about their privacy. The film is well done and I would recommend it to anyone who is interested in the surveillance world and the reality of the situation.
Jennifer J.
Wednesday, 22 Apr 2020 05:53

I saw this movie at a screening in Phoenix, Arizona. It was presented in a very short format, which was very well done. It was a great example of a documentary, and I was very impressed. The film was edited very well, and I found myself enjoying the movie even more than I did before. I felt like I had just gotten to know these people and really got to know them. The most important thing that I found was the insight into the inner workings of a group of people, and how they relate to each other. I felt that it was very compelling. There were some parts that I thought were too long, and I thought that there could have been a little more in-depth on certain subjects. The main reason that I thought that this movie was good was that it was very clear that this was a documentary. It is very difficult to come up with a very good documentary about a group of people that have a very specific skill, and it's also very difficult to come up with a documentary that is very long, and it is also very difficult to make a documentary that is very detailed. This film was a great example of a documentary, and I would recommend it to anyone who is interested in these types of subjects.
Amanda Collins
Tuesday, 21 Apr 2020 23:20

In a small town in Montana, the mayor is confronted by a preacher, and he forces the pastor to go on a crusade to convert every resident to Christianity. The pastor, however, isn't a believer in the new religion and has decided to not take the preaching seriously, so he calls in some mercenaries to act as provocateurs and make things more dramatic. The preacher decides to turn the whole town into a Christian stronghold, and the mercenaries show up to support him. After a violent confrontation between the pastor and the mercenaries, the pastor ends up killing one of them, and he is arrested, which is the catalyst for the townspeople to start turning against the preacher. In this documentary, "In the Name of God" is an excellent documentary about a fundamentalist Christian group in a small town in Montana. The townspeople are no doubt shocked by the religious fanaticism that the pastor is leading. They want to stay out of this religion, and they want the pastor to be punished. This documentary is a good one for Christians to watch.
Russell
Tuesday, 21 Apr 2020 23:08

This film chronicles the descent of a civil rights activist into the drug underworld in Los Angeles, California in the 1970s. During this time, his passion for civil rights and activism led to his eventual involvement with the drug trade. What a shame that the first real film about this subject would be made in 1971, at a time when the US was reeling from a rash of racist riots. This film also serves as a reminder of what was happening in the US in the late 60s. This film features interviews with drug dealers, politicians, and concerned citizens. Although the subjects themselves are well-meaning, the film itself is a bit too restrained in its presentation of what was going on. We are also told that the film is biased and that it was based on the personal testimony of the author. Unfortunately, this is the only way to portray a film. In reality, the drug wars were raging in the US and this film is certainly biased. Still, this is a very interesting and well-done documentary. 7/10
Judith
Tuesday, 21 Apr 2020 22:09

I watched this documentary after reading the book and I found it fascinating and very well done. I was interested in the characters and their motives. I liked how the documentary focused on the four main characters, rather than the larger context of the drug-related business in LA. I also liked how the documentary never made any claims about the people's personal lives. The film makers did a good job of showing the characters' real life experiences and the real life stories of the people they interviewed. The most interesting part of the film was the interviews with the people who had been involved in the drug business. It was very interesting to see the real life stories of the people who had been involved in the drug business. I think this documentary was very well done and I would recommend it to anyone interested in the drug business in LA.
Ronald
Tuesday, 21 Apr 2020 14:08

This documentary follows three police officers in pursuit of a drug dealer. The officers are well-trained and they make it very clear to the viewer that this is not a job to be taken lightly. However, this is a film that is very well-made and it is well-paced. The majority of the film is spent in the vehicle of the drug dealer who is not just a drug dealer. Rather, he is the problem and it is up to the police to deal with him. The officers are not given much to do in this film. The documentary is more concerned with the police officers' feelings than the drug dealers themselves. The documentary follows the police officers as they make it through the streets of the city of Los Angeles. As the film progresses, it focuses on the drug dealer's life. It is his story and not the officers' stories. The officers are used in the film to give a larger point. The film is worth watching because of the officers' emotional story. It is interesting to see the officers' story and the drug dealer's story at the same time. It makes the film more interesting. It also makes it a more interesting film. As the officers are not the focus of the film, the film is more interesting. The film shows the officers' frustrations and fears as they face a drug dealer. The film also shows how police officers work in the Los Angeles Police Department. The officers' emotions are what is important to the film and it is more interesting because of it. It also makes the film more interesting because the film is about their feelings and not the officers themselves. Overall, this is a good film. It is well-made, it is well-paced, and it is interesting. It is worth watching.
Brenda Delgado
Tuesday, 21 Apr 2020 12:51

This is a well done documentary. It is a portrait of the torture, pain, and suffering endured by many during the war, both American and Japanese. The film is a fascinating look at how each side blamed the other, and even tried to influence each other to their own advantage. The emphasis is on the Japanese side. They are the ones who committed the war crimes, and who were always trying to get away with it. They were the ones who had the most success at getting people to sign away their rights to the POW's. I was surprised to see how many people in this documentary supported the idea of setting up the camp in the first place, and the idea of torture as a means of extracting information from captured enemy fighters. Some of them even admitted to the use of torture as a way to get information. The documentary does a good job of showing that the US government was not entirely to blame for the atrocities committed by the Japanese. There were other factors involved, including the pressures of war and the constant propaganda in the media. However, this documentary will not change anyone's opinions of the war. The Japanese were the ones who did the most crimes and should be the ones who are going to be punished. We can see from the testimonies of the prisoners in the documentary that they did not feel remorse for their actions, and did not believe they were guilty of anything. Many people are probably going to feel very angry at the end of the documentary, especially since the movie itself was not very sympathetic to the US side. However, there is a lesson to be learned from this documentary. Even if you have some knowledge of the war, this documentary is not the place to learn it.
Amanda R.
Tuesday, 21 Apr 2020 12:25

This documentary is a prime example of a director's frustration with the current media. The film is one that doesn't know what it wants to be. The film seems to have no agenda other than to tell the story. And it is a story that some people will find interesting and some won't. However, it is not the most interesting story. It seems to be a story about the evolution of the Al Qaeda terrorist group from a small cell of 30 to the most dangerous terrorist group on earth. But that story is told in such a way that it doesn't really add up to much. The film doesn't show you the entire story of how Al Qaeda got started and how they went from being a group of people that had nothing to do with anything to becoming the biggest terrorist organization on the planet. The film doesn't tell you anything about the history of the United States or the history of the world. It just shows you the story of how some people became terrorists and that's about it. I'm sure that most people will be happy with this film, but it's not the kind of film that will change your opinion of the United States. It is just an interesting and short documentary that doesn't really say anything about anything. And that is what most of the people I've talked to that have seen it thought.
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