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(2413) 6.3 89 min 2017 Subtitles and Closed Captions

The Final Year is a movie starring Ben Rhodes, Samantha Power, and John Kerry. A chronicle of the Barack Obama administration's foreign policy team and the events of Obama's final year in office.

Genres
Documentary
Director
Greg Barker
Starring
Ben Rhodes, John Kerry, Susan Rice, Samantha Power

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Genres Documentary
Director Greg Barker
Stars Ben Rhodes, John Kerry, Susan Rice, Samantha Power
Country USA
Also Known As Obama: O Último Ano
Runtime 1 h 29 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 chronicle of the Barack Obama administration's foreign policy team and the events of Obama's final year in office.

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Terry H.
Monday, 13 Jul 2020 11:06

This is the most entertaining, informative, and well-written documentary I have seen about my college years. The subject is more than just the life of a bunch of student radicals. The documentary covers a broad range of issues and discussions including, but not limited to, the conditions of student life, political activism, censorship, anti-war demonstrations, and a campus that is moving in its own right. The film is very well-done and does a great job of presenting the historical background and telling the story. The film is not boring at any point. It does not present a one-sided picture of the events. It does not tell you that students didn't listen to each other, that they were being led by their professors, that they were all good students, that they were all good students. It just tells you what happened. I highly recommend this documentary.
Susan Schmidt
Friday, 10 Jul 2020 08:27

It is a pity that, for the most part, the media has refused to cover this important issue. When the film was shown at the film festival in Cincinnati, I had the chance to ask the director and producer, Eriq Gardner, how they had come to be a part of this important film. The first thing that struck me was how small and central the director's role was in the film. This is a man who has created a film with the same name as his first feature film, but without any knowledge of the subject matter, or even the subject of the film. It was a matter of trust. Without knowing anything about the subject matter, he is able to put together a film that focuses on the end of his own life and the aftermath of his daughter's death. He is able to stay true to the essence of his first film, and put together a film that is very honest, but not exploitative. This is a man who has been able to create a work of art, and he is willing to put his name on it, but he is willing to make it available to the public for free. It is a testament to the power of cinema and the power of the film festival. If you have not seen this film, you should see it as soon as possible. It is a work of art. It is about the end of a life, and the events that follow it. It is a film about the dying process, and the mental and emotional abuse of a child. The film also deals with the question of whether a film can tell a story. In the film, the director, at the beginning of his film, says, "I don't know if it can tell a story." He has created a film, and I believe that he is telling a story. The question is, "Can a film tell a story?" We don't know. We don't know the answer to that question. That is what makes it so important. This is a film about a man's final year, and his struggle to create a film that will reflect on his life and what he has achieved, and what he is leaving behind.
Carl P.
Thursday, 09 Jul 2020 01:00

This movie, though not for everyone, is a story that needs to be told, and that needs to be told about, and this movie does just that. It's the story of two young men, that have gone through the horrors of war. The film is broken down into a series of chapters, that are all connected by one point. It's the story of the young men, who fight for a cause. This is the point that connects them all, and gives the film its purpose. This is the point where they learn the meaning of patriotism, and it's what makes them, what makes them who they are. As a result, they are able to rise above the chaos, and they begin to feel good about themselves. And the film ends with the two young men being reunited. The ending is so powerful, and so moving, that I think this is the most powerful ending of all time. You will be moved, and it's a powerful movie that should be seen by everyone.
Brandon
Thursday, 02 Jul 2020 06:05

There are very few documentaries that I've seen that show you how to start your own business from scratch. If you're looking for a "how-to" documentary, this is not it. But if you're interested in starting a business and want to find out what it takes to actually start, this is the documentary for you. The point of the film is not to show you how to start your own business, but how to make a good business that can support yourself and your family. You don't need to be rich to make money, and you don't need to be famous to make money. It's just a matter of doing what you know how to do. If you're looking for a documentary that can show you what it takes to start a business, this is it.
Gregory R.
Wednesday, 01 Jul 2020 10:31

This is a must see documentary. All the factors in this story, with the exception of the fact that all three were able to run and walk the marathon and the fact that one of them was a "slow" runner, is part of a very special story. A story that has been taken on by both the father and the mother of all three runners. The father, an aging Boston Marathon runner, made this film, and he's still running the Boston Marathon. He started in 1972, when he was in his mid-20s, and finished in 1980. He is now in his 60s. The mother, a California native, is now an accomplished novelist. The father, who ran the Boston Marathon, was on his way to running the Atlanta Marathon when he was killed. His wife, an accomplished runner, and his brother, also an accomplished runner, were the primary supporters of the project. We are given interviews from the family and friends of the father and mother. The interviews are insightful and well-rounded. They are in their own words, and there are no clips. The documentary includes some amazing photographs of the father and mother, their children and friends, and the Boston Marathon course. The father is at the Boston Marathon and running in his daughter's honor. He is, as is the mother, a very accomplished runner. The mother, with her husband and children, are at the Boston Marathon, and they are running the course. The father, who, as mentioned above, was an older runner, is running the Atlanta Marathon, as are his son and son-in-law. It is a special story. We should all be able to relate to the strength and determination of these people. They did what they could. There are some things we can learn from this story. One is to never give up. The other is to never stop running, even if you are a very slow runner.
Andrew Taylor
Wednesday, 24 Jun 2020 15:36

The story of the demise of a young Scottish filmmaker who was living in Russia. How the viewer becomes involved with this young man's journey to Scotland and his eventual exile. From start to finish the film is riveting. No spoilers here. Just an amazing documentary. I've seen many documentaries on the Titanic and the Titanic, but this is the best I've seen. The story of how the Titanic sank, and the other ships that sank along the way. This film is for all ages. If you're a fan of Titanic and/or the disaster movies, then you will love this. I give it a 10. The film is wonderful and will stay with me for a long time. The only real disappointment is that it's only 93 minutes long. I wish there were more hours of this amazing film. There is so much more to this film than what you see in the trailer. See it. You won't regret it.
Lawrence S.
Tuesday, 23 Jun 2020 08:09

There are so many talented, intelligent, and creative individuals out there, that it is really sad that so few of them are afforded the opportunity to share their insights and knowledge with others. This documentary is an excellent example of that phenomenon. This film was filmed in 2001 and was made by four people: Ryan Tucci, Sam Gagner, Jeff Franklin, and Russell Nix. They did a number of interviews with people involved in film and television production, including such renowned names as Paul Newman, Jerry Bruckheimer, Richard Attenborough, and others. Each of these interviews were done over a period of weeks and months and involved the creative and collaborative process that is part of what makes a movie a movie. They also talked to many film buffs and learned about some of the more obscure movie makers, such as Max Cady. They interviewed many people who have gone on to become some of the best filmmakers in the business, such as: Brian De Palma, Quentin Tarantino, and others. I highly recommend that you go out and purchase the DVD. It contains interviews with many of the people in the film, some of whom are not listed in the credits. I also highly recommend the book, which contains many of the same interviews. It also contains many of the interviews in the documentary.
Harry
Saturday, 20 Jun 2020 17:24

This is one of the best documentaries I have ever seen. It takes you into the lives of these extraordinary people and gives you a glimpse into their perspective of what happened. It is a documentary you can't help but watch and enjoy. Every scene is fascinating and it will keep you captivated. It is like being a part of a documentary. Every second of the film you are involved in the lives of these people. I love this documentary. It makes you feel like you are part of the story. The voice over is great. You can feel the anger and the sadness in these people's eyes. The feeling is mutual and you can't help but feel for these people. The documentary is so powerful and makes you feel like you are part of the story. It is one of the best documentaries I have ever seen.
Ronald Arnold
Saturday, 13 Jun 2020 22:29

A documentary about the lives of my favorite female actors of all time, all of whom are in their early 50's. After a few days of watching this documentary, I can only recommend it. You can't find a better documentary about female characters, and a documentary about women in general.
Timothy
Sunday, 07 Jun 2020 03:34

The documentary does a great job at presenting all of the students that participated in this documentary. Each student had their own unique story and each story was fascinating and well told. The director did a great job of staying as true to the students story as possible. Some of the students mentioned in the documentary that they had been ridiculed by their classmates, and that was a great thing to see because that is what these students went through. I also really liked the fact that the students that were taken from the class were not allowed to go back and I think that was a great thing because it gave the film a real human feel to it. I also really liked the fact that the director showed all of the class videos that the students made and showed them as well. I also thought that the director really did a good job of making the documentary look like a documentary. Overall, I really enjoyed this documentary and I really think that it is a great film to watch.
Ethan Woods
Sunday, 31 May 2020 08:31

The movie is the most valuable film I have seen in my life. It gives the information you need to make your own decision about what you believe in, what you will do, what you will not do. I wish I had seen it before I went to college.
Tiffany G.
Saturday, 30 May 2020 01:13

The beauty of this film is its telling of the story of the real Eleanor Roosevelt and her struggle to create the New Deal. I first saw this film when I was in the fifth grade. At that time, I was working on a math paper and I was looking up details about the New Deal and it was really inspiring. I still think about this film every day. It is now my favorite film of all time. I can watch it over and over again. It really is a great film.
Zachary J.
Sunday, 24 May 2020 13:36

I can't believe it's only been three years since I saw this film. I'm sure I'd seen it at least 10 times before then, but the fact that it's been so long is the thing that really counts. I've read reviews that would make you want to shut your brain off and just watch the film, but I'll admit, I couldn't do that. I was engrossed. I'm not one of those people who needs to be entertained. I'm not going to tell you what the film is about, and if you have to know the plot, then don't bother watching the film. But this is a very powerful and haunting film. It's so powerful that you don't even want to think about the film's plot, because you're so deeply engrossed by it. It's very well done and so disturbing, that it would be almost impossible to watch it without it affecting you. This is the kind of film that you have to watch multiple times to truly understand and appreciate it. It's a masterpiece. This is the kind of film that I could never watch again. I will always remember it.
Christina Tucker
Tuesday, 19 May 2020 08:05

I saw this film when it was first released and loved it. But after the release of "Wonder" I was more interested in the subject matter and wanted to see more. I now have the film on DVD and I can't wait to buy it. The story is that of a man who is given a chance to walk on a spaceship that will take him to the next level of the universe. He finds out that the planet he is on is not his home and the planet he has been assigned to was not destroyed by his enemy. He is given a chance to redeem himself by accepting the assignment he was given. When he arrives on the planet he finds that the Earth is no longer the home he has known. He is in a place that resembles the moon of Saturn and the planet is very strange. He is then shown that the only way he can return home is to learn how to fly. He soon finds out that he cannot fly without a spaceship and he is not going to be able to fly with his girlfriend and the only person he is going to be able to fly with is a computer program. The computer program is named Triton. Triton is an alien from a planet in the distant future. He has a very long lifestance and is extremely intelligent. Triton is able to communicate with Tia. Tia is a robot that has been programmed by Triton to understand Triton and he is able to understand Tia. Tia is his mother and she is in a coma for five years and when she wakes up she has a programmed memory of Tia. Tia also remembers that Triton was her father and she is shocked when Tia tells her that she has never seen her father. The story is told from Tia's point of view and she is forced to be a mother to a baby who is a great disappointment. The baby is now a grown man who is looking for a way to fly home and Tia is now going to have to take him. There are also other characters that Tia meets that help her through her experience. The story is told in a humorous way and I think that is what made it so appealing to me. I think the producers of the film did a good job in showing how the human race could fall into a state of depression and how we as a species could start to forget about ourselves. The movie is very entertaining and I think that everyone should see it. I rate it a 10 out of 10.
Janet Guerrero
Wednesday, 13 May 2020 20:29

I saw this movie when it was shown on television. I have been a huge fan of the Oscar winning Best Picture winner "Titanic" since I first saw the movie in the theater. It has always been my favorite movie and I am a huge fan of all the actors in it. This movie has so much going for it. It has a wonderful story, wonderful acting, and great special effects. It is very exciting and very moving. I recommend this movie to everyone. I am a big fan of musicals and I also love dramas. I will always watch this movie again and again. It is a very moving movie. I am a great fan of Tom Hanks. He is one of my favorite actors. I am very proud of him. I am also very proud of my mom, my sister, and my brother. They all love this movie. The movie has a very good message about life and death. This is a movie you will enjoy and will remember. If you are looking for a great movie, you will enjoy this one.
John Fox
Thursday, 23 Apr 2020 03:54

This movie is a brilliant documentary about the search for Bigfoot in the South Pacific. I am not a Bigfoot enthusiast, but I do enjoy a good documentary. This one was excellent. I am not a film critic but I have seen a few of the documentaries that this one is based on. All of them are excellent. This is not your typical Hollywood or Bigfoot documentary. It is very informative and does a good job of presenting information and providing some background information on the people and animals that the filmmaker studied. This one is a must see.
Howard
Wednesday, 22 Apr 2020 22:36

I never saw this documentary before. I saw it at a screening, and now I have watched it many times. I am totally inspired. This documentary, I think, should be used as a guideline for all filmmakers. The fact that a lot of good documentaries are hidden behind the first few seconds is really unfortunate. If you have a documentary to tell, try to make it as beautiful as possible. The best way to do that is to have a strong lead. The first few minutes of a documentary are really important, so the viewer knows what they're in for. If you can get the viewer to be really absorbed, then they'll get the idea that you want them to be, and that will be all the easier. Now, if you're a filmmaker, try to make a film that's really good, and really strong. Make sure you have a strong lead, and a strong strong lead. I can't recommend this film enough. I can't wait to see it again. I know that I will watch it again.
Bobby
Wednesday, 22 Apr 2020 20:53

This movie is absolutely brilliant. It is not only about how college is changing, but also about how the high school kids are going to be like in the future. I was very impressed with how much detail they put in their stories. There is not much to say that hasn't already been said, and you could probably watch this film a few times and still get more out of it. You will be entertained by how they live, and you will be inspired by how much they are willing to sacrifice for their dream. The soundtrack is also brilliant, and you will be able to appreciate some of the songs from the 50's, 60's and 70's. I don't want to give anything away, but the documentary is very inspiring, and you will be moved to tears by it.
Jeremy R.
Wednesday, 22 Apr 2020 19:35

As a 22-year-old University of Michigan student, I saw this movie when it came out on video in the late 90s. I think it's one of the best documentaries I've ever seen. I had never heard of the founders of Unabomber, and the documentary did not reveal the motives for the bombings. I never knew that the founder, David Chodas, had been convicted of rape and served 12 months of a 5-year sentence. He had an extreme hatred for the U.S. government, and he clearly stated in the documentary that he had wanted to "start a revolution" in the U.S. by causing widespread violence. I think this film is very important because it tells the truth. I would recommend this documentary to anyone who wants to learn more about the bombings.
Patricia C.
Wednesday, 22 Apr 2020 18:05

This is an excellent documentary that shows us the reality of child abuse. The documentary is incredibly well done and is a must see for all. It gives a much needed and realistic view of the reality of child abuse. The documentary focuses on one woman, who has been a part of this crime for twenty-five years. This woman is very honest and very open with the film. It is very hard to watch this woman go through all of the abuse and not be affected in any way. She had to endure it because of her faith. I'm glad this documentary was made and hope it gets more attention because it is an extremely important topic that needs to be addressed. This woman is amazing. If you want to know the truth about child abuse, I strongly suggest you see this documentary. I highly recommend it.
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