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(9) 7.2 84 min 2016 Subtitles and Closed Captions

In North Dakota, a sovereign Indian nation finds itself at a critical moment in its long history. Its cultural identity and heritage are vanishing in the face of the destruction of their ancestral homelands. Can they save their land, their culture and their way of life in the face of catastrophic environmental damage from the oil industry? The potential prosperity from oil comes at a massive environmental and spiritual cost and threatens their very future. This meditative and intimate portrait of an ancient people asks the universal questions that affect us all: what is the true meaning of wealth? And where and what is home?

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Simon Brook

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Genres Documentary
Director Simon Brook
Writer Jane Wells, Simon Brook
Country USA, France
Runtime 1 h 24 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
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30 customer reviews about «A Different American Dream»

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Matthew M.
Friday, 10 Apr 2020 08:17

I just saw this at a screening with a bunch of friends. I can say that it was definitely worth the wait. The film is pretty interesting, and it is very realistic. The audience was entertained and it was definitely worth the wait. We would like to see more movies like this. I would recommend it to anyone who likes documentaries, or even if you are not a fan of documentaries, it's worth seeing.
Jason Lawson
Thursday, 09 Apr 2020 17:13

I just saw this movie at the Hollywood film festival. What a great movie! I thought the movie was really well written and the director did a wonderful job at telling the story. What a great way to break away from the masses of "Mel Gibson's or Schwarzenegger's" to tell a story that is true. I also enjoyed the documentary aspect. It was interesting to hear about the real life stories of those involved in the movie and to hear what happened to them. The filmmakers did a great job in telling the story. I would definitely recommend this movie to anyone. I really enjoyed this movie and I highly recommend it to anyone.
Eugene H.
Tuesday, 07 Apr 2020 18:35

This is an interesting documentary about the American dream. It is not that they have always had a certain level of success in the US, but they did have something that allowed them to go the distance. This is the topic of the film. It tells the stories of many people who have made it to the top of the ladder and is an interesting look at how they came to that level. The movie is very educational and entertaining. The interviews are a lot of fun to listen to and the film is very engaging. It is a must see for anyone interested in American success. I would recommend it to anyone who wants to know more about the American Dream.
Dorothy Burns
Tuesday, 07 Apr 2020 07:10

I was initially excited to see this documentary, but I was expecting a boring, predictable story of a wealthy family, with an emphasis on the father, who was shown as a selfish jerk, who was never in touch with his family. It turns out that the father is actually very good at what he does, and he is very close to his family. It is a very moving and real documentary, and I recommend it to everyone who wants to learn more about the struggle of poverty in America.
Patrick
Monday, 06 Apr 2020 04:52

It is interesting to see how the free market and market socialist system has been overthrown. This was the primary concern of the first few workers, who understood the need to protect their rights, and the first workers, who understood the need to be an equal of their employers, and to be treated as such. But now, with the greatest of all free market systems, the one that has been the most successful in creating the wealth, that this film tries to show, the most successful in keeping the peace, and in creating the very things that the workers wanted to have. The film tells us that the great mass of the working class, the members of the middle class, and the unemployed, were trying to defend their rights, and to protect their dignity. This is a great film to show the public, and to show the public, that the middle class is being betrayed by the political elite, and that the wealth is being taken from them by the owners of the wealth. This film is very educational, and it gives us an insight on how the free market system has been overthrown, and how the rich and the powerful have been able to take over the political system and become the absolute rulers, instead of the working class. I would recommend this film to anyone who has a desire to know more about the issues of the middle class. It is very enlightening, and it makes you want to see the documentary that follows it.
Henry
Sunday, 05 Apr 2020 21:21

This is the first of two features I've seen with Larry Clark, and I was quite surprised at how many themes were explored in this film. It's about the way people think about money, about it being too important to people's lives, and about the types of people who feel they have to do everything they can to maintain it. It's also about the economic crisis and the belief that a small, dynamic minority should be able to influence and control the lives of the rest of the population. It's about what happens when the money power is too great, and people try to maintain control through violence. It's also about the types of people who are willing to do anything for their money. I found it to be an interesting film, but it was rather slow and difficult to follow. If you are a fan of Larry Clark, you should give it a watch. It's a very interesting look at the economic crisis and how the economy is affected by it. It's also about how people feel they have to do everything they can to maintain their status and power. If you are not a fan of Larry Clark, you may want to wait for it to come out on video. 7/10
Keith Newman
Sunday, 05 Apr 2020 12:23

This movie is a great overview of the energy crisis in the U.S. and the various attempts to solve it. The problem with this movie is that it doesn't do much more than talk about it. Instead of focusing on the energy crisis and the various ways in which it is being solved, it instead focuses on the oil industry and its influence on politics and society. It goes into a lot of detail about what's happening to the energy industry and the various political issues it has caused. However, it's not very convincing and does nothing to explain the energy crisis in a more intelligent way. It's also not very convincing because it's not very clear about what is the most important thing for the movie. It seems like it is trying to explain the energy crisis in the most superficial and simplistic way possible, without any hard facts to back up its points. The overall energy crisis is still something that needs to be dealt with, but it doesn't have to be dealt with in a very obvious way. I'm a bit disappointed in this movie because it doesn't present a more convincing, more objective view of the energy crisis. It's still a very good movie, but it needs to be better than this.
Linda Hawkins
Sunday, 05 Apr 2020 04:52

One of the most disturbing images in the film is that of a young girl with a serious asthma attack on her face. The coughing and the wheezing is so awful that you can't help but wonder if there is some type of medication that is causing her to do it. Her father (Howard Stern) goes to see her at home and tells her that it is a sign of the apocalypse and that she needs to quit smoking and exercise. Of course, this is no joke. Howard Stern's show is the only thing in the house and so his constant coughing and wheezing is not out of character for him. His daughter is not allowed to take a shower because it's part of his show. The daughter does not smoke, but when she wants to, she has to turn on the TV to do it. This is not just a documentary about asthma and smoking, it's a documentary about a young girl's life. This is a tough subject, but this documentary is very well done and it's very difficult to watch. The documentary is shot in black and white, but it's still very difficult to watch. It's like you're looking through a filter. There are many scenes that are very hard to watch. It's a very upsetting film, but I think it's very important.
Gregory S.
Friday, 03 Apr 2020 15:10

As the title suggests, this is a documentary about a couple who decided to stay in their home and not go to work. The point of this documentary is not to encourage people to stay in their home, but rather to show people how it is to live in a big city. The biggest part of the documentary is about the house and the characters that live there. The only problem with this documentary is that it was made before the boom of the "rental market" as people were living in tiny apartments and many of them have moved out of the city. Even the house is not in the same city as the characters. Still, this is an interesting documentary about the house and the people living there. It is about how much people love and how hard it is to make a home. But the biggest part of the documentary is about the people. It shows the people as individuals, not just in a number. The characters are very funny and real and the house is also very interesting. This is a documentary that is very different from the others. I recommend it to people who like documentaries about the suburbs. This documentary is a good show for people who like to watch documentaries about the suburbs.
Cynthia McCoy
Friday, 03 Apr 2020 00:06

What a fascinating documentary. It's a must for all those who have had and are in the process of having a baby. I read the book the year it came out and went to the movies a couple of years later. In the movie, it's really fascinating to see what a man's life can be like in a situation that is so strange. This is not your typical documentary. It's really hard to watch. I was so surprised when the movie ended. The man is such a person who is so taken by this baby. He is going to do everything he can to raise her. He is going to work and play and do everything he can to help her and get her the love and support he needs. It's very sad and sad to see what a person can do to help someone in this situation. The movie is very touching. The baby is beautiful and she's really cute. But it is really hard to watch. It's a very sad story. But, it's something that I would recommend to anyone who is having a baby.
Lawrence H.
Wednesday, 01 Apr 2020 16:31

A Different American Dream (2011) This film examines the problem of how the rich can prosper and the poor, the poor. The documentary is actually more like a fictional documentary, but what a funny way to say it. There is a lot of love in this documentary, but it is not shown in a way that makes the film feel like a real documentary. It is more like a fictional documentary, but for some reason it feels like it is real. I think that this film is a good reflection on what it is like to be poor and to live in America. I think that this film is not about the American dream, but it is about the American dream of how to live a life, how to pursue a dream. The film is not a bad documentary, it is actually a good documentary. It shows that it is possible to live a life in America and to pursue a dream. I think that it is a great film and I am going to recommend it to everybody. It is a good film and I recommend it to everybody. I think that it is a good documentary and I recommend it to everybody.
Samantha Stanley
Wednesday, 01 Apr 2020 09:00

I have a bit of a thing for C. Michael Connelly, who is the only actor I have ever seen in a movie that made me feel like I really cared about the characters he was portraying. This documentary was made for him and it is not really about him. It is a great insight into the life of a man that is very famous but not very well known. The film is also really interesting in that it does not really focus on his professional career. It focuses on his personal life and his struggle to connect with his wife and his son. This documentary is not an attempt at a biography and doesn't really try to go into much depth about Connelly's career. This documentary is a good introduction to Connelly because it does not really focus on his career and it also is not very long. This is not a great documentary, but it is still a very good look into Connelly's life and a very interesting insight into his life. It is not a great documentary but it is still very interesting and worth a watch. 6.5/10
Patricia
Wednesday, 01 Apr 2020 00:02

This documentary was really well put together. It had a lot of emotions that were great to see in this documentary. I liked that they talked about how some people feel about black people and the current issues we are facing. They also talked about the history of slavery and how it was a big problem in the past. They talked about the struggle of the black community and how they were beaten and tortured in a lot of different ways. They talked about how this is happening today and the current problems that we are facing. They talked about how these things are not only happening in the United States but also in other countries. I really liked how they talked about the music of the African American community and how they are being destroyed and robbed. They talked about how the music has been destroyed. They talked about how we are being replaced by hip-hop and R&B. They talked about how they are being replaced by white people and how they are being pushed out of the music scene. They also talked about how they are being pushed out of the mainstream. The director really did a good job in putting all of these things together. I really enjoyed this documentary and I would recommend it to everyone. I give this documentary a B+.
Raymond G.
Tuesday, 31 Mar 2020 21:35

I was lucky enough to attend the film premiere at the Palm Springs International Film Festival. The film was fantastic, I was moved by the message of the film, and it made me question how much I was living in the past. The film was well directed, it was a great story and I loved the actors in the film. I was glad that I went to see it, I will definitely go again, and I plan to see it again in the future. I love the film and it has a great message to it. I hope you all go see the film, and if you do, go see it soon. Thank you for reading, and God Bless!
Mildred K.
Monday, 30 Mar 2020 21:33

In my opinion this is one of the best documentaries i have ever seen. The characters in the film are fascinating, from the dope-dealers to the families that are struggling to keep their kids out of the streets. The documentary shows the rise of the "New York" and the rise of the "Free City" in the 80s. The filmmakers do a great job of not showing the "new" gangs, but showing the old gangs, the gangs that didn't really exist anymore. This is a must see for anyone who is interested in the history of the city of New York. 9/10
Tiffany B.
Monday, 30 Mar 2020 02:48

I have a theory. If you have ever been in a restaurant, and had a salad or salad bar, and the server or waitress is giving you a salad or salad bar, you are going to feel like you're being ripped off. The salad or salad bar serves you what they think you like. The waitress has a lot of talent, but they won't give you what you want. A diner in the mid-1970's would have been a different diner. The diner would have been a place where you could take your pick of dishes and try them and talk to your server. It would have been an intimate experience. The diner would have been a place where you could sit and be alone. This movie is about the restaurant industry in the mid-1970's. I think it's pretty accurate. If you have never been in a restaurant, I think you will enjoy the movie.
Margaret G.
Sunday, 29 Mar 2020 22:56

This film is a wonderful look at how the American Dream has been shaped by the American Dream. It's a wonderful film that will be a real eye opener for those who don't know what the American Dream is all about. I really enjoyed this film and it was very informative. I would recommend it to anyone. If you don't know the American Dream, you are missing out on the American Dream.
Diana W.
Sunday, 29 Mar 2020 21:31

I am surprised that this film has not been rated higher. I was most surprised that the film was not rated higher on IMDb. It's a very compelling film that goes into a lot of the details that are relevant to the issues that are raised. I think that this film was a perfect fit for a film festival and I hope that more films like this get a chance to be seen. I think that the subject matter is a perfect fit for the audiences that this film has been able to reach. I highly recommend this film.
Walter
Sunday, 29 Mar 2020 11:45

I had heard a lot of great things about this documentary, but after watching it, I couldn't have been more disappointed. The production was amazing. It was incredibly well edited and the soundtrack was well done. However, I was completely disappointed with the content. The film is essentially a collection of interviews and a few clips from various documentaries about the "American Dream". The interviews are very interesting and well-done, but I was expecting them to be more substantive than what they were. The only part of the film that I found particularly well done was the part where the author of the interview was speaking to a group of people. The writing is strong and the story of the author is very interesting. However, the clips that are included in the film were just too weak. You don't get to know any of the people that they interviewed, and you don't get to hear their opinions about what they saw in the documentary. I would have been more interested in the people's opinions if I knew them. I think the main problem was that they were talking about something that didn't really apply to me personally. I saw the documentary mainly for the music, but I think the interviews with the people were more meaningful and insightful than what was shown in the film. The film was edited very well and I think the director did an excellent job of combining all the clips from the different documentaries. Overall, I think this is a good film, but I definitely wouldn't recommend it for people who are just looking for a good documentary.
Amy
Saturday, 28 Mar 2020 00:18

This film was a great insight into the lives of a group of people living in the rural parts of the country. The people interviewed were not "rich" people but rather people who had been left behind by the changes in the economy. They were trying to make their way in the world, but they had to make do with what they had and were constantly looking over their shoulders. I think that this film is very true to life. It shows what the people who are struggling have to go through and how they are trying to find their way. This film is a great reminder of how difficult it is to get ahead in life and how much you have to give to get ahead. This film is not for the faint of heart.
Gary R.
Friday, 27 Mar 2020 20:39

Hollywood's most famous directors/writers and actors, and so on and so forth, all have to produce some movies for us to see, in order to get the acclaim they deserve. I've seen many films, but this is the first one I've seen where they've had to make the movie in real life, the actual situations they found themselves in, the real life of the people, the real problems they faced, the real life of the movie that they made. This is also the first movie where I've seen such a thing as a DVD, and the first movie where I've seen such a thing as a movie festival, so I've seen that sort of thing. This movie was a lot of fun, and a lot of fun. I also loved seeing so many Hollywood legends in the film, but this was especially good. This is not a movie for everyone, and there are some parts I would not recommend. For instance, I would not recommend the part where they get some drunk men to take a shower and they had to pretend they were doing it in their car. That part of the film was really stupid. The main part of the film, however, is when they went to meet in the garden with the actors, and it was so nice to see so many famous names, because that is what this film is about. I really liked it, and I would recommend it to anybody, and I also recommend it to everyone.
Evelyn Delgado
Wednesday, 25 Mar 2020 14:27

At the time this movie came out, it was touted as a documentary about the Obama/Clinton 2008 election, but was really a long series of interviews. However, I actually found the interviewees more interesting than the subjects. This is not a typical one-sided interview. Most of them are self-interested and are not really speaking for the people they're talking about. In this film, it's like they're all talking about their own personal views of the election, and I think it's important to note that they're all conservative Republicans. This is a very interesting film, and I recommend it.
Ethan Webb
Wednesday, 25 Mar 2020 06:56

This is a terrific documentary that is sure to resonate with the generations to come. It's an account of the oil industry's desire to make a fortune, and the consequences that resulted. We see the difference between the reality of the industry and the hype of the media. The industry was (and is) a big part of American life, but we are only beginning to understand what it means for the economy. The film is narrated by Matt Damon, and I thought it was a good choice. He had some of the same characteristics of the industry he was working for, and it is a shame he did not receive any award for his role. As a documentary it is great, as a political statement it is important, and as a documentary it is a great film. If you are interested in the industry you will see a lot of things that you will not see in other documentaries. It is good that the industry is being looked at in a new light, and that the people who made the decision to turn the industry on and off are facing some very difficult decisions. I don't know if the industry will be able to recover, but I do know that the industry has lost billions of dollars and that is no good. It is a sad thing that these corporations that are the largest in the world must be forced to give up their profits and sharecropping to make a profit. It is a sad thing that the American people must be forced to give up the profits they have already earned, and that is a sad thing in itself. I hope that a film like this one is made in the future to bring the spotlight of this industry to light. It is important that the public understand that the oil industry is more than just oil. It is also important to understand that the money made from the oil industry is going to be used to benefit the American people. The film does an excellent job of showing the stories of the workers, and the people who work for the oil companies. I recommend this film to anyone who wants to understand the true impact that the oil industry has on the American people.
John F.
Saturday, 21 Mar 2020 12:03

I have never seen a documentary as interesting as this one. In fact, I can't think of any documentary in which I have enjoyed more than this one. The life of John Taylor Gatto is one of the most fascinating stories I have ever seen. The way he lived and the way he died are just one of the most gripping aspects of this story. One of the main reasons this documentary is so interesting is because of the way that Gatto handled his illness. This is shown in all of the best ways possible. I can't think of any other way to tell the story of a man who was incredibly healthy and had a world of accomplishments to his name, but died a broken man. It's as if this documentary shows the evolution of a man who was always on the edge of breaking down. It's a really sad story, and I would have liked to see a little more about Gatto's family and the state of mind that his family was in at the time he died. But it's all in the spirit of the film and the way that the movie does a good job of being as detailed as possible about the events that took place in John Taylor Gatto's life. It's the story of a man who had a big life, but who had a very big heart. 7/10
Victoria Morgan
Saturday, 21 Mar 2020 10:21

With a title like "Different American Dream" you would expect some profound insights into the life of a college student, but this is anything but that. Instead, it is an interesting look at how different Americans relate to their country, but in a non-hollywood way. This documentary features interviews with people like a professor, a professor of photography, a journalist, a college student, a couple who have their first child, and many more. The stories are diverse, but there are a few that are similar, and there are a few that are similar to other stories. Some of the interviews are even touching, but you are never sure if it is for real or just a show-off. Some of the interviews are a bit cheesy, but the overall feel of the film is quite good. The best thing about this film is the interviews. It is not just about the issues, but about the people involved. There are some really interesting people in this documentary, and the interviews are great for giving a sense of what the issues are like in this country. I do not want to give away the end of the movie, but it is a bit of a let down. There are a few scenes that are not really supposed to happen, but they are not really in the film. Overall, I would recommend this film for people who are interested in the issues of the United States, but not really interested in it for its cultural value.
Barbara P.
Saturday, 21 Mar 2020 09:15

One of the best documentaries ever made. I really liked the way that he showed how much the housing situation in the country has changed over the last decade. This is how the movie started out, showing the different generations of the country, showing how the middle class has changed from people getting old, to people just getting by. I really liked the way that he showed the changes that have happened in the country over the last decade. The way he showed the changes that the middle class has been facing, really showed that they've been facing a lot. As a college student, I would definitely say that the movie shows a lot of things that I could see happening in my own school, and in the schools that I went to, as well. I think that it's a great movie that will change your view of America, and how you see the country. Definitely worth seeing.
Olivia Arnold
Saturday, 21 Mar 2020 01:21

I had the opportunity to view this documentary at the Sundance Film Festival. As a history teacher, I found it very interesting. It's not hard to understand the purpose of the film. The documentary presents the history of the black community in America. We are introduced to the many different types of blacks that have lived in America. We learn the stories of many different blacks who came to America, including Jim Brown, Medgar Evers, Huey P. Newton, and others. The film then moves on to the present day. The documentary shows the struggles of the black community. The documentary is very interesting. I would recommend it to any history teacher, especially those who are interested in the history of the African-American community.
Samuel
Thursday, 19 Mar 2020 11:18

The documentary is quite amazing. I didn't know what to expect and I was not disappointed. There are many stories to be told, and they are all important. The subjects are not only black but white as well. They are all incredibly talented and have done very well at what they do. I hope that more documentaries like this one are made. It is truly inspiring to see so many people who are working hard and are making a difference. I am sure that the world will not be the same without them.
Jeffrey Burke
Thursday, 19 Mar 2020 08:45

I have been a huge fan of the documentary for years and was looking forward to seeing it again. The film is fantastic, the story of what happened to these people is compelling, and the interviews with the people who knew and worked with them are great. I recommend it highly.
Harold B.
Thursday, 19 Mar 2020 03:46

I had the chance to watch this documentary at the Canadian Film Festival in Toronto, and I was thoroughly impressed by it. It was made by a filmmaker who has a great deal of integrity and is very committed to his work. It is a very good documentary, and it should be seen by every American, especially those who have a sense of how they are treated by the government. I have not yet seen the American version of the documentary, but I would recommend it. It is very good, and I hope that this film will be made available to the American public.
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