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(108) 4.7 93 min 2017 Subtitles and Closed Captions

In the center of the recent Tribeca Film Festival scandal surrounding his film VAXXED: From Cover-up to Controversy stands Andrew Wakefield, discredited and stripped of his medical license for his infamous study suggesting a link between the MMR vaccine, bowel disease, and autism. THE PATHOLOGICAL OPTIMIST takes us into the inner sanctum of Wakefield and his family from 2011- 2016 as he fights for his day in court in a little known defamation case against the British Medical Journal. Wakefield attempts to clear his name as the media-appointed Father of the Anti-vaccine movement. Director Miranda Bailey weaves a delicate portrait of a man who is THE PATHOLOGICAL OPTIMIST utilizing a never-before-seen, full access look at the man at the center of one of the biggest medical and media controversies of our times.

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Documentary, Biography
Director
Miranda Bailey

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Genres Documentary, Biography
Director Miranda Bailey
Country USA
Runtime 1 h 33 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
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Cynthia B.
Tuesday, 14 Jul 2020 16:33

A really great documentary on how we've become a nation of narcissists. I think the main question that I was asking myself throughout the movie was why we have become this way. It is one of those rare documentaries that explains why. How our society has become such a psychopathic culture, and yet why we are still so addicted to it. I love the way they show the people around them going into the depths of their personalities to find the narcissism in themselves. The only problem with the documentary was that it ended in a rather abrupt way, and I wish that it could have gone on a bit longer to really dig into the subject matter. Overall, it was a really great movie that I really enjoyed. I would recommend it to anyone, but not for the faint of heart. The very few people that may be able to take the documentary's insights on a deeper level would have to be extremely mature.
Andrew H.
Thursday, 09 Jul 2020 16:50

At one point, one of the doctors says to the reporter that the cancer patients were getting all the usual treatment, chemotherapy, radiation and other drugs. Well, she's wrong. As the film reveals, the only one getting all the treatments were the ones who had high blood pressure and heart problems. But the film makes no mention of this, because they want to make this as an angry film, to prove that the doctors were wrong. The film doesn't say anything about the fact that most of the patients had died of the same disease before the treatment was given. The film implies that the patients were insane and unhinged, which is an insult to the people who were taking care of them. The patients in the film were dying from a disease that no one was treating them with any care. This movie shows a little bit of the truth, but the film doesn't have much to say about the truth, about the way the world is and about the way it should be.
Sharon
Tuesday, 07 Jul 2020 00:29

This is a very good documentary. I wish it was longer but it was very good. I was especially impressed with the interview with the former president of Mexico, Felipe Calderon. He explains that the CIA is not evil and that it is not the CIA that causes terrorism. He says that he wants to protect the American way of life and that he is not a terrorist, he just wants to stop drug trafficking. I felt like I was watching a documentary about the CIA. The only thing that I really didn't like about the documentary is that it was not very clear. If you don't know much about the CIA, you might think that the CIA is evil. If you do know a little bit about the CIA, you might think that the CIA is good. I am not saying that the documentary is a perfect film, but it is a very good one.
Jose
Monday, 06 Jul 2020 14:11

I will start by saying that I am a big fan of documentary. I love documentaries about politics, the military, history, economics, etc. I think documentaries are important, and this film is one of the best documentaries I have ever seen. It goes back to the great documentary maker, Seymour Hoffman. The film is an extremely well made piece of work, and the director, Sean Bobbitt, did a fantastic job in capturing the essence of a great documentary. The film does a great job of showing the real news, the controversy, and the politics. The film is also very well edited, as it is a film that is a work of art. The film goes back and forth in the life of the father and the son, and shows the dramatic events that are happening on the news. The son is a little bit of a psychopath, and his father is a very damaged person. The father and son, and the entire family, all of them are affected by this situation, and the father in particular, he is also in a very difficult position. All of the family members are doing everything they can to help, including the son. The father in particular, we see that he has a terrible temper, and we see how his life is changing. The film also shows the rise of the so called "Jihadist" that is rising in the world. The son is an expert at a gun and a knife, but he also becomes more of a child prodigy, and at the same time, he is able to teach the family how to survive in a tough life. The father and son are all affected by the events, and they will all get into their own personal hell, no matter what. There are also many things that happen that you may not even think of, and the film shows that they are happening because of the same things. They also show that we are all in a very difficult situation, and we are all trying to survive in a very tough situation, and we will all be hurting because of it. This is a great movie, and I would recommend it to any person who loves documentaries. The only reason I did not give this film a 10/10, is because the ending was a little bit weak, but I think it was still a great movie. I also think that I would have liked the ending a little bit better, but that is just personal taste. Overall, I would recommend this film to anyone who likes documentaries. It is a great film, and I highly recommend it. 8/10
Harold
Friday, 03 Jul 2020 23:26

On the one hand, I found this movie extremely touching and very powerful. On the other hand, the title is a bit misleading as there's no direct message to the viewer, but the documentary is extremely effective as a statement on the current state of affairs in Venezuela. The main story, and the movie, is about a woman named Lilian, who lost her husband to cancer in 2010, and now lives a life of begging for food at the local market. She was also the victim of violence and harassment by the people who lived in the area she worked in. Despite this, she's quite cheerful and optimistic about life. Her husband died in the hospital and she was left to live in the slum of Barinas, where she now works, and she spends most of her time writing poetry to commemorate his death. She's deeply affected by the death of her husband, but is determined to continue living, and to encourage others to live. Her daughter also lives in Barinas, and she's also determined to live and to encourage others to live. The documentary also brings to light some serious problems in Venezuela. For example, the authorities are not doing enough to crack down on the large number of homeless people who sleep on the streets, and the police have been very reluctant to do anything about this. It also highlights that Venezuela has a serious problem with HIV/AIDS and has been making some progress in the past few years, but the situation is still very severe. The documentary also mentions that the government has been using the death of Lilian's husband as an excuse to allow Venezuelan oil companies to drill for oil in the country, but the problems are not resolved. I would definitely recommend this movie to anyone, but if you're curious about the situation in Venezuela, it's definitely not a documentary that you would want to watch alone. Also, the film's title is a bit misleading as there's no direct message to the viewer, but the documentary is extremely effective as a statement on the current state of affairs in Venezuela.
David H.
Friday, 03 Jul 2020 02:17

I think that this is a very good documentary. I was looking for some sort of documentary that would have more information and not just one that was just a good narrative. This was very good. I thought that the information was very good, and the voice-over by William Faulkner was very good. I thought that this was very interesting and informative. I would recommend this to anyone that wants to know more about this famous author and his life. This is a very good documentary.
Sandra Lynch
Thursday, 02 Jul 2020 21:55

I have been on a mission to see all the best documentaries and this is the best of the best. I have watched some great documentaries, but this one is very special. I have learned more about depression than I did in my entire life. It's a very good way to start my day. I feel that it is very much worth the time it will take to see it.
Bruce Simmons
Wednesday, 01 Jul 2020 14:28

While no one here has the slightest idea of what "The Pathological Optimist" is about, they're very much aware of what the title refers to. The movie itself is a pretty straightforward account of a bunch of people who lost their money gambling in Las Vegas in the early 90's. They were gambling to a lot of trouble, and eventually had to lose everything. One guy has a terrible case of gambling and it's the only thing that keeps him going. He'd have been dead if it wasn't for the support of his family. It's amazing to watch the guys struggle to survive in their desperation. They're both in pretty bad shape, but they're so full of hope that they never give up. In a sense, the movie's about what's going to happen to them when the time comes. The only person who seems to have any kind of strength is the father. It's hard to believe that he's the only one who has that kind of courage, because the other characters are so utterly despondent. It's almost as if the family members were using the father as a kind of proxy to get through their own despair. The movie isn't trying to say that gambling is a good thing. It's not even saying that gambling is a bad thing. It's just saying that gambling can have a very detrimental effect on a person. While it doesn't really have anything to do with gambling per se, it's still something that could have been very bad for them, and the father obviously had to have a really big stake in his family's success. The movie is actually quite depressing. It shows how things like that can ruin a person's life, and it's really hard to watch. The movie really does a great job of showing how it feels to lose everything, but also how much people can recover and how much they can stay the course. You can tell that it's almost impossible to stay the course, and the movie really does a great job of showing that. It's also a pretty interesting look at what can happen when the people involved in the gambling industry get involved in other things. You can tell that they're so full of hope that they don't really have any reservations about hurting other people. In the end, though, it's not really a good movie. It's about one family and the things that can happen to them when their faith in one another goes bad. It's not exactly a documentary. It's not trying to be a documentary. It's not trying to tell you how to live your life. It's just a documentary about a group of people who are in desperate straits, and how they are affected by it. It's very hard to watch and it's not exactly the most uplifting of documentaries. I think that's why it's rated so low. It's not exactly a great film. It's not really trying to tell you something new or inspirational, but it's still worth a watch. The best way I can describe it is that it's not a film for everyone. It's not really a film that I would recommend watching, but it's certainly not a film that you should avoid.
Russell W.
Sunday, 28 Jun 2020 11:49

The pathologist interviewed in this documentary was unable to recall his own name. I would be surprised if he had any sort of name at all. He only had the last name Craig, which may have been a pseudonym for the medical school he attended. Craig is his real name, and he was the subject of a scathing 2003 investigative piece by a journalist at the Arizona Republic. There was also a 2009 documentary on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon that looked into Craig's life, as well as his history in the field. The producer of the documentary, Larry Brooks, was not an eyewitness to Craig's death. He had worked with Craig for several years and was friends with him. I think it's worth watching for all the facts that come up in it. You may also want to see this documentary for the interviews with some of the victims and their families.
Ronald Ruiz
Thursday, 25 Jun 2020 21:04

This documentary has a kind of fizz to it. It's an excellent case study in the typical lives of a bunch of doctors. They're mostly accomplished and they have to live day to day, because of the jobs they have to do. They are scientists, doctors, psychologists, and social workers. Some are "regular people" who are doing similar things. They are each struggling to maintain their professional status, and to make a living. It's a fascinating study in what goes on in a large group of people. The film is a great overview of what goes on in medical school, in terms of how to avoid failure, how to make good decisions, how to make an impression on a prospective prospective student, how to make a strong impression on an interviewer. It's a great look into the life of the medical school, how people learn and how to make money. It's fascinating to see how a college student becomes a doctor, and the lengths they go to. The story is compelling, and is a good example of how to get a job and become a doctor. I recommend this documentary to anyone who is interested in medical careers.
Roy P.
Wednesday, 24 Jun 2020 19:33

It is no secret that the media has been manipulating the public on the dangers of tobacco for decades. In this documentary, Robert Redford's interview with Harvard's George F. Dantzer reveals the clear intention to control public opinion by the likes of the "Journalist-in-Chief of Time-Life" William Randolph Hearst. Dantzer, who was the editor of Time-Life and the mentor of Winston Churchill, was convinced that this man was the most powerful man in the world. This was the case even though his views on the subject were contradictory. This documentary is not just interesting for its insights into the minds of the leaders in power of the time, but also for the examples of the people who contributed to the success of this movement. It is a fascinating film for anyone who has ever been involved in political or social activism. I give it an 8 out of 10.
Joseph Weaver
Tuesday, 23 Jun 2020 12:06

This documentary is one of the best I have seen on any subject. The interviewees are interesting and informative. The use of music from the 1940s and 1950s gives a feeling of the period. It is a great documentary for those interested in the war, but not so much for those who believe the war was a good thing. It is not a documentary, it is a "memoir". The author talks about the time, places, and people involved in the war. The focus is on the people involved and not the wars. The interviewees are given plenty of time to tell their story, and the audience feels they are at a much earlier stage in their lives than they are. The film is not made up of people who were there, but of people who were there. A great documentary.
Justin A.
Tuesday, 16 Jun 2020 17:12

A fascinating documentary about a man who becomes involved in the mid-1980s movement to help families who lost a loved one in a car accident. The documentary follows Keith Smith as he documents the experiences of the families who lost someone in a crash. They are interviewed by Smith, but also by people who knew the loved one. This is a fascinating look at a unique movement. There is no doubt that this movement saved a lot of lives. I was shocked when I saw the statistics, but I'm sure that the statistics were not reported in the newspapers at the time. The people who lost loved ones were a very small minority of the population. This documentary gives a very accurate picture of what happened during this period.
Ruth
Monday, 15 Jun 2020 09:45

This is a fascinating look at one of the great twentieth century philosophers and how he came to his insights. It is very hard to write a review on any of these things and not over analyze a film, but in this case I will not. I think what really sets this apart is the quality of the interviews. It is one thing to sit down and listen to philosophers talk about what they think about life and death, but it is quite another to watch their lives and see how they react to the various situations in their lives. That is what the movie does. The interviews are full of insight into the thinkers and how they see the world. The questions that they ask are thoughtful and the answers are very insightful. This is a really interesting and thought provoking film and it has great interviews. It is really hard to make a good film about a great philosopher and one who was famous for his thinking, but that is what the filmmakers did. I also think it is important to note that the film is from the perspective of the Western audience. If you are from the Soviet Union, East Germany or East Germany, the film will be hard to understand. However, for most people the film is a great insight into the mind of one of the most interesting and influential thinkers of the twentieth century. This is a really worthwhile film and I recommend it to anyone.
Lori Hunter
Sunday, 14 Jun 2020 02:26

This is the story of a 21-year-old woman named Janet Eilbacher who, in order to write a book about her experience living in North Korea, has created a fake account in order to write a book. We find out that her father had been sent to prison for "sabotage" and is actually the dictator Kim Jong Il's son. The book she has written is called "The Impossible Dream", and it is a memoir of her time in North Korea. This film shows the suffering of her husband, her daughter, and the entire country. It shows how the United Nations, U.S. and other Western nations can help. It also shows how U.S. aid agencies are getting involved in North Korea and how they are getting involved in the horrible conditions in North Korea. This is a great film, that shows how you can help North Korea, and it shows how your help can help. In this film, Janet Eilbacher does a wonderful job, and her story is truly heart-wrenching. The cast is great, and the production is very well done. This film is definitely worth seeing.
Deborah B.
Sunday, 14 Jun 2020 00:51

This documentary about the Christian organisation The Fellowship of Reconciliation has been written by a former member of the group. He is interviewed and describes his experiences and how the organisation worked, what it was like and how he became disillusioned. It is a well made documentary, and has a good balance of interviews from former members, and from other people who knew the organisation. The director is able to make the interviews seem credible and it is interesting to hear about what was going on behind closed doors. However, he is not able to really get to grips with the organisation itself, and he is not able to get any answers to his questions. So, despite the fact that he has put a lot of effort into getting interviews, the film is not very convincing.
Amanda
Monday, 08 Jun 2020 14:50

This is a documentary that talks about one of the most famous actors in the history of Hollywood. George Clooney was not only famous but also was a very famous philanthropist. I do not think he is a bad person, but I do think that his approach towards philanthropy is not always the most ethical. This documentary is very good because it explains a lot about George Clooney and his career. However, there are a few problems. The documentary does not explain that George Clooney also did not really help his ex-wife, but she still ended up in the hospital. So, the documentary does not show the real life story of George Clooney, but it is still good and it is well worth watching.
Eugene Owens
Sunday, 07 Jun 2020 11:53

This is the only documentary I have ever seen about the "unexplained" and I have watched it countless times. I could have written an entire book about the subject. It is an almost single-minded obsession with trying to figure out how to help the poor and disenfranchised. In the words of the "psychologist" who is very clear on what he wants to accomplish: "we don't want to be just a doctor. We want to be a doctor for the poor." A documentary that is so focused on the personal experiences of a single person, but doesn't get into the policy and the social issues that go along with it, makes it a very worthwhile experience. This documentary is an interesting look at what the poor and the disenfranchised go through, especially as it relates to the medical profession. It also looks at the political issues that go with it. The documentary does a good job of presenting both sides of the coin, and shows the humanitarian side of the problem, as well as the problems that go with it. The documentary does a good job of showing how the system is rigged against the poor, and how that is made worse when the "psychologist" wants to use the system to help the poor. I think the documentary is good because it is based on real events, and is very compelling. It is a good documentary that is worth watching.
Ronald
Wednesday, 03 Jun 2020 09:19

I was very surprised at how well this documentary did. A lot of documentaries focus on the 'oldest' group, like the African Americans who were members of the civil rights movement, the wives of the civil rights leaders, or the wives of the heroes of the 1960's. This documentary is about a single person. I'm not going to give away the specifics of her life, but I will say that it is extremely touching and it is an excellent example of what it is like to have a wife who is a single parent with a child of her own. It is a beautiful film about a single person who goes through so much pain, and you can see the pain in her eyes. She is a single parent to a daughter who was born with Down's syndrome. She has a good relationship with her daughter. She says she is not a great parent, and she doesn't like to share the responsibility with her daughter. She is very sensitive and it shows in the film. She is shown in many emotions throughout the film, but her greatest emotion is that she is a single parent. She seems very good at coping with all the emotions, and I think the film really helps her to do that. If you're in a situation where your child is going through some kind of difficulties, watch this film. You will be amazed at the things that go through a single mother's mind.
Jordan W.
Friday, 29 May 2020 02:04

I was fortunate enough to see this film at the 2008 Sundance Film Festival. I was not familiar with this director and I was surprised to find that he was so different from the usual Hollywood thriller movie makers. I found this film to be one of the most thought-provoking and poignant films I have seen in a long time. The subject matter of the film is very sensitive, and it's difficult to watch because it's so powerful and disturbing. The director uses extreme close ups, and if you pay attention, you'll see the change in the eyes of the actor in between the close ups. This is a very interesting technique and it adds to the story. The film is very subtle in its approach to the subject matter, but the director does not sugar coat it. I felt like I was witnessing the lives of these people, but not giving them a chance to be heard. The characters are all extremely real and very complex. The director does not shy away from the disturbing subject matter. He gives his audience a chance to be completely absorbed in the film, and that's what this film is all about. I found this film to be a beautiful work of art, and I highly recommend it to everyone who wants to learn more about mental illness and what happens in people's minds.
Jeremy Phillips
Tuesday, 26 May 2020 06:57

I was recently impressed by the brilliant documentary "The Pathological Optimist" by Ted Parenti. The subject matter is very interesting, and the way the doc shows the various individuals and their motivations for their belief in a science of the soul is very interesting. The main focus is on a group of New Age philosophers who believe in a science of the soul. Their writings are mixed with materialism, science, and supernatural. This documentary covers the topics of reincarnation, reincarnation studies, and reincarnationism in general. However, I found the research and philosophical references to be very basic and lacking. However, the movie does keep a very good pace, and it does a good job in telling the history of this movement. The majority of the material in the documentary is positive, and it doesn't try to convince people that reincarnation is a myth. The documentary also gives good information on the controversy surrounding reincarnation. Overall, I would recommend this documentary to people interested in the subject of reincarnation. 8/10
Amy
Saturday, 23 May 2020 16:03

I had the opportunity to see this documentary at a screening in Salt Lake City, and was very pleased with the overall quality of the film. I also think the interviewees did a good job. However, the biggest positive to me was the insight and comments of three women who were very close to each other when they were pregnant. They both became parents and very successful in their careers. They had the opportunity to share their personal stories with each other and their husbands. It was a very moving and enjoyable experience for all of them. I would recommend this movie to anyone who enjoys documentaries or knows someone who is going through this. I hope this film does well at the box office, and if it does well I hope to see it again at a screening at my local art-house theater.
Evelyn
Friday, 22 May 2020 07:09

The film is about the life of a gay man, who came out of the closet in the early 1980s, but did not disclose his sexuality. We get to see the life of him, his friends, and his family. We also see his struggles with depression and suicide. It's a very good film. The only thing I didn't like is the ending. The film is about the life of the main character, and that is what I don't like. It makes you feel for him, but in the end, he dies. I don't know if the director was trying to make the audience feel for the character, or if he wanted to leave a message. Either way, I think it was the wrong message. I don't know what he was trying to say, but it doesn't work. If you have a gay friend, or if you have a friend that is gay, I would definitely recommend watching this film.
Zachary F.
Tuesday, 19 May 2020 16:24

I saw this documentary about eight times and I am still very much interested in it. I have had a lot of experience with depression and it was interesting to hear the stories of the people who had it and how they managed to survive. The documentary is well made and I would recommend it to anyone who is interested in mental health. If you are a doctor, you would probably want to see this film, but I think that this film could be useful for the general public.
Alexander Arnold
Friday, 15 May 2020 13:49

I watched this film on cable and did not have high hopes for it. I had read some negative reviews and was not sure if it would be good or not. However, it really surprised me. The documentaries I've seen on the death penalty are either boring or too long and only feature a few clips of the prisoners that were executed. This film, however, is a very interesting look at the way people from the time of the War on Terror are viewed. I feel that a documentary should be one that shows the reactions of the people at the time and the reasons behind the actions that are made. This film is definitely one of those documentaries. The people interviewed were, in my opinion, just as bad or worse than the people that they were trying to show. The interviews were interesting but I could not help but feel that the film was all hype. I would have enjoyed it more if they had shown the actual pictures and stories of the people that were executed. It would have made the film more interesting. All in all, this is a good film that will make you think. It has a good length and it is well worth watching.
Thomas Oliver
Monday, 11 May 2020 19:58

I've been seeing this documentary for a while, and I've been learning more and more about the lives of people living with mental illness. The documentary is very well made, and you get to see the real people in their lives, and the difficulties they face. The subjects are not celebrities, and the documentary is not aimed at making them look good. They are ordinary people, and the documentary shows us what they are like and how they deal with their conditions. The documentary is really moving, and it shows us how these people deal with their conditions and how they cope. You see the emotions they are going through and how they deal with them. The documentary is not a documentary about a celebrity or a well-known person, but about people who are dealing with mental illness, and it shows the real people who deal with mental illness. I would recommend this documentary to anyone who is interested in the lives of people living with mental illness.
Emma M.
Wednesday, 22 Apr 2020 13:12

This film brings us back to the beginning of this century with a series of interviews and interviews of people that were touched by Norman Rockwell's painting. The film begins with a brief introduction to the film and then we are introduced to the subject matter. We are also introduced to the artist and then we are introduced to his work. For most of the film the subject of the paintings is not the artist itself but the paintings themselves and the people that were touched by his work. This film does a good job of bringing us back to that period of time when he was in the midst of his work and people were so moved by it. Norman Rockwell died from cancer and his death was a tragedy for his family and his friends. His painting is still used in hospitals and hospitals around the world and this film is very touching. It shows the joy and pain that this man felt when he died and his paintings are still around the world today. If you would like to see a documentary on this man then you should definitely see this film.
Ryan G.
Wednesday, 22 Apr 2020 12:37

One of the best documentaries I have ever seen. One of the most amazing work of art I have ever seen. The subject is so heavy and serious that you might be too disturbed to watch this documentary. But, if you are at least open to this subject matter, you will love this movie. It is a documentary about a small, but important area of life. There are people who die young, who die suddenly, and who die because they don't have access to medical care. They die because they don't have the means to do something about it. I love documentaries, and this is by far the most entertaining. I am so grateful for the filmmaker for making this film. I hope you see this film. You will not regret it. It is very personal and powerful, but most importantly, it is very important. The best documentary ever! I am not going to give away the details of the documentary. Go see this documentary. You won't be disappointed.
Catherine
Wednesday, 22 Apr 2020 11:19

This is a great documentary that gives a lot of insight into the plight of life in the inner city. I will admit that I didn't know a lot about inner city poverty until I watched this movie. I had a lot of misconceptions about it before I saw this movie, but the more I hear about it, the more I get interested in it. The problem with inner city poverty is that it is a symptom of a much deeper issue. We are talking about the effects of drugs and violence, poverty, and the lack of education and economic opportunities. This movie is an important film that helps people understand what's going on, and it makes you think about the current situation. This movie makes you want to change the world for the better.
Kenneth P.
Tuesday, 21 Apr 2020 23:05

This is one of the best documentaries I've seen. It is simply a must-see for anyone who wants to understand the differences between the white working class and the black and Latino working class. It's a bit of history lesson, and a lesson about how the racism of the past is still alive and kicking today. The filmmakers have made a documentary that is really powerful and extremely well-made. The content is powerful, but the message is also powerful. The way they present the message is something that I think is very impressive. I don't think this is the kind of documentary that will appeal to everyone, but it's still very powerful and it's a very well-made documentary. I'm really glad I saw it. I think it's a great documentary.
Patrick T.
Tuesday, 21 Apr 2020 12:25

If you want to learn more about the people that created the best movies of all time, watch this documentary. I think that the movie is really interesting. You will find out about the people that made the movies, why they did, and how they did it. It's interesting to see how different people thought and made the same movie. The documentary also tells you about the people behind the movies. They are really interesting and you will learn a lot about them. The movie is really interesting and you will learn about a lot of people. This documentary is really good. It's a really good documentary.
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