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Ver Landfill Harmonic

(184) 8.1 84 min 2015 Subtitles and Closed Captions

Landfill Harmonic follows the Recycled Orchestra. An unlikely orchestra made out of recycled trash. As this group takes its inspiring spectacle of trash-into-music around the world, we follow the lives of a garbage picker, a music teacher and a group of children from a Paraguayan slum. Landfill Harmonic is a beautiful story about the transformative power of music, which also highlights two vital issues of our times: poverty and waste pollution.

Genres
Biography, Documentary, Family, Music, Drama
Director
Juliana Penaranda-Loftus, Brad Allgood, Graham Townsley

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Genres Biography, Documentary, Family, Music, Drama
Director Juliana Penaranda-Loftus, Brad Allgood, Graham Townsley
Writer Alejandra Amarilla
Country USA, Brazil, Norway, Paraguay
Runtime 1 h 24 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
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Dennis Hart
Wednesday, 22 Jul 2020 23:41

One of the best documentary's I have ever seen. It is a great insight into how a short-sighted man like Donald Trump could have an impact on the people in the world he lives in. It shows how he came to be the person he is and how he came to be the man he is. The film also includes his close friends and family, who have been involved in his life for years. There are also some excellent interviews with many of the people who worked with Trump when he was still a celebrity. The people who worked with him at that time are the ones that you would want to talk about. It's interesting to see how Trump transformed from his humble beginnings to the fame he has now. The people he knew back in the 80's are the ones you would want to talk about. It's a great film that should be watched by everyone.
Stephen B.
Friday, 17 Jul 2020 18:01

I am a professional musician and I had to look up this documentary. I had never heard of the movie. I thought it would be a documentary about guitarists and musicians. However, I learned that it was about people's lives and how they all ended up in the same place. The people in this movie are very talented musicians and they did not go to different schools. It is about the struggles they had to face and the hard times they had to go through. The music they play is not like what they normally play, but it is the music of their days. This movie is a must see for anybody who is a fan of music. It is a very beautiful film, but also very sad. I have always wondered if these people who were making music for the first time could have got into the music business. I wish I could have gotten involved in the music business, but that is not what my life was about. My husband and I did not go to school for music, but we did not know it was such a hard thing to do. We were not big fans of the music. However, we enjoyed the music. We were not only fans of music, but also we knew how important the music was to us. We did not know that the music industry is very competitive and that it can be very hard to be a musician. The people in this movie are all very talented musicians. I recommend it to everybody. However, you will have to think about this movie a little more.
Mark
Thursday, 16 Jul 2020 10:34

This movie is not so much about the lives of the people who lived in the United States before the Revolution but about how the country was changed and how the people became Americans and they were allowed to remain Americans. It is a history lesson about the American Revolution and the early years of the American nation. The film is of course narrated by a screen writer who's mother was born in Ireland and who also was a part of the Irish revolution. The film is also well directed. This is a great movie for all ages and it gives a history lesson to the whole family.
Jerry
Monday, 13 Jul 2020 19:48

I have a special interest in the history of musical theatre and have been fascinated by the lives of various musical theatre families for many years. This documentary provides a very detailed look at a very diverse set of families. The documentary documents the lives of families like the "Van Winkle" family of "Jailhouse Rock" and the "Pleasantville" family of "Light Upon the Lake". The documentary follows the lives of these families and the development of their musical theatre careers. The documentary also provides a great look at the lives of a number of musical theatre families that have gone on to achieve a much greater level of success than their predecessors. In addition, the documentary also provides a good look at the life of a number of talented musicians who have gone on to become major stars in the musical theatre. The documentary was directed by Domenic Foschi, who also co-wrote the book with Arthur Rosenfeld that chronicles the lives of the "Jailhouse Rock" family. The documentary was very well written and the filmmakers were able to include several very important interviews with musical theatre family members. The documentary was very informative and there were a number of very interesting and humorous comments made by the filmmakers. I was very impressed with the depth and breadth of this documentary. It was very well done. I would recommend this documentary to anyone who is interested in musical theatre.
Christopher C.
Wednesday, 08 Jul 2020 08:12

This is a documentary that is worth watching. If you are like me and enjoy a good story of an important person, you will enjoy this film. It is a great story of a man who was instrumental in changing the way the world lived and the way we see our world. I think the producers should have included some of the things he said, instead of just including things about him. For example, I liked the fact that he said "the greatest accomplishment of any human being is to be able to see the invisible." He was extremely well known for his "invisible" people, people who were considered "freaks" but who were actually normal people. It is always sad to see what he had to deal with when he was having to deal with the public. The fact that he was a military man made the film even better. I also think he should have been included in this film. He did an amazing job showing that people who are "tortured by the invisible" have the same thought patterns and emotions as normal people. It is a good film to show to the high school students in your life.
Helen S.
Tuesday, 07 Jul 2020 00:54

It's too bad that this documentary can't be shown at school, it might be interesting to a student. Some of the shots are very powerful, and it's worth a watch.
Catherine C.
Sunday, 05 Jul 2020 17:27

It's a good story. A rare song recorded by some of the most talented musicians. It's the story of how these people, each in their own way, learned to make music. And how they learned to make music that they knew would be the music of their life, for their whole lives. And that's what you don't hear very often. You don't see that a lot in movies. And that's the most important thing. Because without that, you don't know what it is to be a musician.
Ruth
Thursday, 02 Jul 2020 14:48

Fingers crossed! When the documentary came out in 2008, I was very skeptical. I remember reading the movie trailer and thinking it would be cheesy. But it really hit home with me. The documentary was so shocking and disturbing. It was so beautiful. I still feel it was a success. After I watched the documentary I knew it was a good movie. I don't think I will ever watch another movie. I still have the VHS tape from the video store. I bought it for my granddaughter. I wish I would have bought it for myself. The movie was so heartbreaking and a lot of people were talking about it for weeks after. It is a must see for people who have been affected by the disease and it is a very powerful movie. I am so grateful I have been able to get the movie.
Nicole
Tuesday, 30 Jun 2020 00:02

This is a great documentary, which I highly recommend. It's about the campaign to bring the Berlin Wall down, and the people who fought it. It covers a lot of subjects, such as the human cost, the US's role, and the personal effects. I particularly enjoyed seeing the scenes from the 1960's, the 60's, and the 70's. Also, there was a lot of footage from the 1980's, and from the 90's, as well as from the 50's and the 70's. I found it really inspiring to see how the people who fought against the wall in the 60's and 70's fought against it again, even though it was bad for their health. The acting is very good, and the editing is superb. It's well-organized, with a lot of background information, and it's very well-paced. The interviews are very interesting. I also really liked the video clips. I particularly enjoyed the "before" and "after" footage. This is a great documentary, which I highly recommend.
David
Sunday, 28 Jun 2020 22:32

When this documentary was first released, the movie's title was changed to "One World: The Story of the United States of America", which I found offensive. After a certain amount of time, however, I came to realize that the film is much more than a piece of propaganda. This is a documentary that examines the most important questions in life: What is love? What is freedom? And what is greed? "One World" was made for those who want to find out how all of these questions are related. It gives you an idea of the history of the United States of America, from its founding to today. The film also gives you the history of the government and the people, from the founding fathers to the present day. It also gives you an idea of what we could be, if we did not have greed. The film is really about the future of our country. This is an important documentary that is definitely worth watching.
Austin
Thursday, 25 Jun 2020 00:19

I have been a fan of the "Cure for Autism" for a long time and always wanted to see it come to life. I think this documentary should be shown in schools and colleges to promote research and help children. I know it's a time for many parents to be reassured that there is a cure. I was so disappointed that the documentary showed a negative image of the medical establishment. I found it very interesting that the doctors were not trying to give the children anti-viral drugs, but were trying to help the children. It seemed that the doctors were just trying to get a quick profit. It is sad that a person can be diagnosed with Autism and lose all hope and the only hope that they have is to be tested and the diagnosis comes in. I think this documentary is great. If you are interested in Autism research and are concerned about how you can help the children. See this documentary and see how you can help your child.
Ruth O.
Sunday, 21 Jun 2020 21:40

I found this movie on Netflix streaming and had no idea what it was about. I found it very interesting and thought the director did a good job of capturing the essence of the era in which it was filmed. I thought the story was pretty interesting and I liked the way the director captured the camera work. I also thought the music was pretty good and the editing was very good. The acting was good and it was a good way to spend your time. I'm glad I watched it and I recommend it to people who are into history.
Kathryn S.
Thursday, 18 Jun 2020 05:25

I've read several reviews of the movie before watching it, and I was convinced that it would be a waste of time. But I was wrong. It's an absolute gem. At first I didn't want to see it, but I was intrigued by the story, and I ended up loving the movie more than I ever thought I would. It's very uplifting and it makes you feel good. There's no other movie that does that for me. It's very effective and doesn't contain any gratuitous violence. The kids in the movie do a great job, and they really do portray a great deal of the difficulties of the homeless. The most important thing is to show the realities of homelessness, and this movie does that brilliantly. If you don't agree with the message of the movie, or don't have the stomach for the story, then you probably won't enjoy it. But if you do, you won't regret it. I give it a 9/10.
Ronald
Thursday, 11 Jun 2020 04:33

This is a great documentary. I've watched it twice and each time I'm stunned. The documentary is amazing and even I'm surprised at how realistic it is. It has a very strong cast of people and even a few celebrities. The documentaries are great. I recommend it. This is the best documentary you will ever see.
Janice Green
Saturday, 30 May 2020 09:55

I have been to the sanitarium myself and watched the documentary, and although I was not aware of the way that these "recidivist" patients were treated in this facility, I found that the treatment was far more humane than many other facilities. I would recommend this film to anyone who is interested in the subject. I was truly impressed. It will definitely spark your interest in this topic. I truly felt as though I was a part of this documentary. I thought that this was a true story. It really made me want to read more about it. I would highly recommend this film. I know that many people may have a negative reaction to it, but I have seen this documentary myself, and it was great.
Joe
Saturday, 23 May 2020 09:04

I found the DVD of this film, and have to admit, it was a revelation. I have a very strong distaste for the drug scene, and had a difficult time understanding how a person could be so corrupted. I think this film gives a good look into the drug culture, and shows the cruel world of the drug trade. The acting in this film is superb, and really shows the effects of the drug trade, and how people are willing to give their lives to the drug trade. The film also shows the other side of the drug scene, which is very graphic and dark. I hope this film inspires people to see the bad side of the drug trade, and take steps to stop it. I think this film is a must see for anyone who is into the drug scene. It is a must see for anyone who wants to see the full story.
Jonathan Barnes
Tuesday, 19 May 2020 16:48

It was always going to be a tough task for a movie to achieve what Steven Spielberg did with "The Sugarland Express" as one of the greatest movies of all time. The subject matter is very important, and even if it was done for commercial reasons, it was a great movie to show what the true meaning of life is. But with "The War of the Roses" Spielberg took it a step further. The film will definitely not be for everyone, because of the language barrier that exists between people who speak different languages, and it is also very difficult to do something like this, but it is definitely a great movie to watch with someone who wants to know more about the subject matter. The true meaning of life, the problem of greed and why some people are so self-centered, the problem of jealousy, the problems of marriage, the issues that plague families, the problems of having a child, the issues of a father and a mother, the problems of a son and the problems of a father and a son.and the list goes on. I have seen it about 30 times now, and it still gets me thinking about the subject matter. The only thing I am missing is the soundtrack that is very essential to a movie like this. I don't understand why people have said that it is not interesting or funny. I found it very touching. It is very easy to see that the main character, the sole survivor of a battle with a house that he is trying to get rid of, has become a very lonely man, who seems to have lost his sense of humor. I can relate to that, because I have lost my sense of humor, and this movie made me think about the importance of humor. The movie also made me think about the importance of family, especially in the family of a person who has been killed, especially if it is the person of a father or a son, and the importance of family, especially when it comes to making a child. The film is very real and very realistic. It is very difficult to see the real issues, but I feel that it is very important to see the real issues, because they are the issues that shape people's lives. The movie is very moving, and the director did a fantastic job, but the soundtrack is the key to a great movie.
Aaron Little
Monday, 11 May 2020 14:26

I have always been an advocate for the beautiful, engaging, and highly emotional documentary film. Many critics and audiences find documentary films to be pretentious and overly dramatic, but I do think they are somewhat pretentious and in a way exaggerated. This film may be most often viewed as an embellishment of the life of my Grandmother, but I think that it actually speaks to the experience of many people who grew up in the early 20th Century. There are many moments that resonate with me. There is the dedication and emotional commitment to her work that she had to make for her family, her friends, and her fellow workers. There is the tension and fear in the world of the factory workers, and the fear of losing their jobs and getting crushed by the machine. There is the tension and tension in the worker's families when they are told to work more than their fellow workers. There is the fear of the changing social conditions in America. The film also speaks to the psychological impact of these situations. The film, which is both an art-documentary and a biography, illustrates the power of family, friendship, and commitment. The characters are drawn from the same families as the characters in the movie. Grandmother's family, which was made up of women who worked in the same factory as her and her family, is a wonderful example of how family and friendships can still be powerful. Grandmother's friend is portrayed as the kind of person that can see the best in the people around her. One of the most interesting aspects of the film is how my Grandmother's friends are portrayed as not only dislikable, but also deeply disturbing. This shows us that the film is not just about how the people in the movie are affected, but how they are affected. This is a very powerful film. It makes you feel as if you have lived in the 1920s. I have seen this film on video, and it is very difficult to see on the big screen. My Grandmother was the only person in the cinema with her eyes open. I would recommend it to anyone who has ever been touched by a family member or friend and wants to understand more about how they lived. This is an excellent film and I recommend it highly.
Beverly Sanders
Sunday, 10 May 2020 12:56

This is a short documentary that tries to tell the story of the people of the area in which this landfill was located. The narrator is a person from the area and shows us the life of his parents, his sister, and his brother. The film is full of people who lived in this area and they all tell their stories. The documentary is a little slow but its well worth watching.
Janice
Friday, 24 Apr 2020 16:43

For the first half of this movie, I was worried about the quality of the acting, but it was so well done and so well done in the story, that it didn't matter. I was completely engaged in the story, I was invested in what the characters were going through and what they were feeling. The actors were very good. I especially loved the story about the grandmother and her granddaughter. It was a very touching story about their relationship, and the bond between these two people who were so different and yet so much alike. I hope you see this movie, it will show you so much about what goes on in this world and how it affects people. I hope this movie gets the attention it deserves.
Susan Wells
Friday, 24 Apr 2020 14:35

A great documentary about the powerful and true-to-life music of the great 50's and 60's. As a great fan of 50's rock I have to admit that this film is very educational. The film also shows the deep connection between 50's rock and hard rock and its influence on rock in the current day. I have heard the music of the 50's, and even though it may be somewhat different than what I am used to, I am still very impressed with the music and the performances. The film is very educational and inspiring. I highly recommend this film to everyone.
Bruce
Friday, 24 Apr 2020 12:42

I'm a long time fan of Carla, but have never been able to appreciate her work until I saw this documentary. It was like watching a documentary of her life on a high school stage, but also reflecting on her career and her achievements. For me, it was all about her personal life, and how she developed her career and found true love. The documentary gives a very intimate look at the personal life of this legendary singer. She is able to express herself very well and her voice is amazing. She never takes herself or her career too seriously, and I think it is this characteristic that has made her a really good singer. She doesn't have a tendency to boast about her successes or fall in love with fame. She just focuses on the music. She is also extremely open and accepting of others. In some scenes she openly discusses the roles she had in her career and how she still needed to work on her career. For me, this was really impressive. Carla is a very special talent, and this documentary made me understand that. It really was great to see her in her prime, and see her trying to improve her career and being happy with what she was doing. If you like music, you will love this documentary.
Ethan
Friday, 24 Apr 2020 09:41

I enjoyed the film very much, but the rating is so low it is a joke. I don't understand the rating it is so low.
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