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(30) IMDb 8.0 90 min 2016 Subtitles and Closed Captions

Genres: Documentary

Director: James Demo

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Genres	Documentary
Director	James Demo
Writer	James Demo
Country	USA
Also Known As	Rozjemca
Runtime	1 h 30 min
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Arthur King

Friday, 10 Apr 2020 10:33

This documentary is extremely well done. The way the filmmakers documented the war and the battles and the lives of the soldiers is superb. The music was very well chosen, as well as the music that played in the background of the film. The documentary tells the story of the movie, which was very well done. I really enjoyed the film, and it made me think about the war, the films and the war itself. I highly recommend this documentary to anyone who likes to learn about the war. The war is very important, but it is not the only reason that we need to be educated about. I highly recommend this documentary to anyone.

Alexander

Friday, 10 Apr 2020 08:12

This is a really good documentary, that talks about a great era in the history of the New Zealand Police Force. For some reason, it seems that most people don't know about this era. It really is fascinating. It goes into how the original recruits were introduced to the force, and how the 'cult' of the 'hero cop' was born. I really like this documentary, it gives you a different perspective on what the force was like, and also gives you a feeling of what the force was like during that era.

Mildred Welch

Thursday, 09 Apr 2020 10:31

This is a really, really good documentary. It shows the many aspects of the American military and how their lives are affected by war. It's a very difficult topic to discuss, but it's well done. It's very well-done and it's very educational. It's not like other documentaries. It's not very lengthy, but it's informative. It's well-made, it's well-edited, it's well-shot, it's well-edited. It's a very good documentary. I give it a 10/10.

Maria

Thursday, 09 Apr 2020 09:35

I have been watching a lot of documentaries lately, and this one ranks pretty high in my personal list. It is a very good documentary, and it has some surprises. You will see an idea in many places, that is not that easy to be explained in a few sentences. I thought that the idea was very convincing, and that the director managed to convey the idea with the minimal use of language. The idea is so important to understand the war in a global sense. One of the most important things is that we have to stop the violence in our world. And in this case, the violence is coming from our own hands. The problem is that we have no other option. The Peacemaker is not an anti-war film, and I do not think that it is one either. However, it is a very good film about the issue. It is not a film about how to stop the war. I think that there are some more serious messages in this film, which are very powerful. It is a film about the meaning of life, and it is a very important film. I recommend this film to everyone, especially to those who believe that we have to stop the war in the world.

Thomas Lewis

Thursday, 09 Apr 2020 08:10

The documentary "The Peacemaker" is a fictionalized account of the famous first strike against the Sandinistas in Nicaragua in October 1979. As a result of the incident, the United States Government was forced to make the unprecedented decision to send in the Marines to quell the violent rebellion. The Marine invasion was planned months in advance and could only be carried out by the Marine Air Group. The military action, while being short-lived, had a huge impact on the lives of the Sandinistas. The result was the creation of a "Free World". Although the movie itself is a fictionalized account, the events it portrays were accurate. For those who want to know the truth, I would recommend that you watch "The Peacemaker". The film is a fascinating account of the events that took place, and it is a very good documentary.

Lauren

Wednesday, 08 Apr 2020 08:08

I saw this movie at a film festival in my home town in Austria. The film is made in the spirit of the fact that the West is looking for answers to the problems of the world and to find the answers it must seek the help of the Russians and the Chinese. The film shows a young Chinese girl from a remote village who joins the Communist Party in a secret program of the party in the Chinese city of Nanjing. The girl becomes part of a party of four young Communist Party cadres. This party is tasked with fighting the American and French occupying forces and capturing a nuclear weapon. The main character of the film is a girl named Hua Lin. Her family was wiped out by the Japanese in World War II. Her father was killed by the Japanese and her mother was forced to work in a factory. At the age of nine she leaves home and works in a factory in Nanjing. At the age of fourteen she begins to see a strange vision. She is then taken to a secret police headquarters in Nanjing where she is trained and trained and trained. At the age of sixteen she leaves the police station and is sent to Nanjing to join the Communist Party. She begins to see visions of a Communist Party leader and is instructed to become a Communist Party member. After she is in Nanjing she learns that the party is trying to hold a secret conference. The group who is attending this conference is the four leaders of the Communist Party. After this she is sent to Nanjing and learns that she is to be the first Chinese girl to join the Communist Party. She goes to Nanjing and goes to the Party and learns that her family was killed. The Chinese girl is to be married to a Communist Party member and she must do the mission. The leader of the Chinese Communist Party tells her to escape the party. She must use her imagination and make a decision. The girl decides to run away from the party and begins to travel around the world. She meets a young man in Austria and his wife in China. They join forces and travel to Mexico, Russia, South Africa, France, and finally to Germany. The film shows the different nations that are in the fight against the Japanese and the French and the American occupation forces. The film shows that there are no easy answers and that to solve these problems we must find the answers in ourselves. The film shows that we must fight the cause of the problem in ourselves. I highly recommend this film for all who have the opportunity to see it.

Joyce Adams

Tuesday, 07 Apr 2020 02:00

I found the 'President's Man' documentary to be quite informative. It seemed to be a lot more than the brief synopsis offered on the IMDb page, which I don't think was very well-done. However, it did a good job of explaining how the CIA actually uses drones to kill the terrorists, and how the government puts those terrorists on trial. It also explained how the drones are used to find and kill the terrorists, and how the government is continually on the lookout for them. I think this is a very important aspect of the government, as it has always been the main source of conflict in the Middle East. But, it was also very interesting to learn that the U.S. government is a part of this. And it showed how the drones are used to find the terrorists, and the government continually on the lookout for them. I did not understand the relationship between the U.S. and Israel. I thought they were pretty different countries, and I also did not understand the relationship between the U.S. and Pakistan. But, it did a good job explaining how the U.S. has been involved in this war for a long time. The documentary did not explain the CIA's role in the drone program, and I would like to know how the CIA actually uses drones. I also did not understand the process of hiring a drone operator. I would like to see more information about this. I thought the video that was shown was informative, and the video was also very well-done. I would recommend this documentary to people who have a basic knowledge of the drone program.

Jesse Weaver

Sunday, 05 Apr 2020 03:21

The history of this film goes back to the beginning of the Vietnam war, when the then US Ambassador Robert F. Kennedy (who was assassinated just weeks after making his famous statement "We must defeat evil with good") demanded that his predecessor, Richard Nixon, declare a war on the Viet Cong. This lead to a conflict in which the US government provided military assistance to the South Vietnamese government. The subsequent US intervention in Vietnam was launched as the communist government was preparing to overrun the country, and it was also during this time that the US was engaged in a separate covert war in Laos, where the US was supporting a communist insurgency. The war was not officially declared until 1968, but the US was already involved in the bloody conflict. During this time, the US government established a clandestine programme of covert operations, based in Saigon, to undermine the communist insurgency in Vietnam. These operations were conducted in a bid to help the South Vietnamese government. The programme was originally established in the mid-1960s, and it was expanded to include operations in Laos. As the communist insurgency in Vietnam had escalated, the US government moved to implement the programme of covert operations in Cambodia. These operations were then extended to Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia. In the end, the CIA and the South Vietnamese government succeeded in removing the communist government from Vietnam, and the government was replaced by a regime that was more authoritarian, and more repressive. The conflict in Cambodia is the subject of the documentary, which is worth watching, as it is a fascinating historical event. The film also includes interviews with several members of the Cambodian government. The film is not an exhaustive account of the operations, as the Vietnamese government was responsible for the majority of operations in Vietnam, and the CIA was responsible for the operations in Cambodia. Nevertheless, it is a fascinating look at a pivotal period in the history of the world. The war in Cambodia was an important step in the history of the world, and it is good to see that a film is being made about it.

Victoria H.

Wednesday, 01 Apr 2020 22:33

The best thing about this movie is its simplicity. What is important here is not the details of the film, but rather the simple message of it. The power of a film, its effectiveness, is not in the big details of its production, but in its simplicity. Without that, it's just a big show. It's an important movie to watch. The director, John Pilger, is really outstanding, but the film is not his. It's about what is happening in the world today. It's about how we are destroying the planet. What it means is not a revelation, but a very strong, clear message. The movie is really powerful. It's just powerful, plain and simple. It doesn't have a great message, or a great plot. It's just an important, sober and powerful film. You have to watch it. It is a movie you can be proud of. It's a powerful movie that will leave you thinking about it for a long time.

Amy M.

Wednesday, 01 Apr 2020 18:49

This is one of the best documentaries I have seen in a long time. I will not give any spoilers but I will say that the whole documentary is made up of an interesting and unique mixture of facts and emotions. I will not go into the background story, the methods used by the CIA to get information, the amount of money and personnel involved, the reasons why the CIA is doing this, the fact that the US government does not want to have an open debate on this matter. I will just say that it is a very interesting documentary and a must see for anyone who wants to know the truth about the CIA and the 9/11 attacks. The documentary is definitely worth watching and I give it a 10/10.

Douglas Burke

Tuesday, 31 Mar 2020 23:56

In a time when "show don't tell" has become the norm for the media, The Peacemaker, a documentary about the often brutal and controversial practice of Guantanamo Bay, shows the human side of those imprisoned in this place. The stories of the detainees are largely of fear and isolation, and the documentary also focuses on the efforts of the U.S. government to try to build a case for the detainees, even though they are essentially innocent of any crimes. As the documentary goes on, it is clear that a lot of those in Guantanamo are, at least in part, innocent. They are imprisoned for a number of reasons, and the way the documentary shows this is by telling the stories of those who are, as one man puts it, "sitting ducks". And yet, as the documentary goes on, the truth begins to emerge, and the filmmakers make it clear that many in the U.S. government still do not know the full truth. This is a very difficult documentary to watch. One of the most powerful things about it is the way the film doesn't just show the brutality of the detainees, but also the people who are trying to help them. The process of getting them out of Guantanamo Bay is very slow, and the main person who is trying to do this is a man named Maher Arar. Arar is one of the main points of the documentary, and his experience in the camp is very interesting. It's interesting to see how he has struggled with the conditions of his prison, and how he is trying to have the experience of living a normal life, but at the same time, to deal with the pain and the fear of being a detainee. It's also interesting to see how some of the people who are being held there try to have a positive effect on the detainees, and the documentary does a good job of showing that. The other people in the film, like the ones who are working with the detainees to try to get them out, are equally important. The fact that some of the people in the U.S. government don't know the full truth of the situation in Guantanamo Bay, and do not want to hear about the issue, makes the situation all the more difficult to watch. The film does a good job of highlighting the positive things that have come out of the effort to get the detainees out of Guantanamo Bay, and the stories of those trying to help them. But it is still a very difficult film to watch, and one that it is easy to understand why the government would try to keep it under wraps. I liked this documentary, and I recommend it to anyone who likes to see the human side of these issues.

Beverly Willis

Monday, 30 Mar 2020 20:10

The greatest film ever made, no question. For me it was the most important film I have ever seen. This is a film that anyone can relate to. Not a single time have I watched a film that made me feel this way. I have to give it 10 out of 10 just for its technical quality. The documentary style that it was shot in, and the fact that it was shot in the UK with the actors speaking in English makes it all the more powerful. I would recommend this film to anyone who wants to see a film that will make them think and cry.

Carl R.

Monday, 30 Mar 2020 16:23

This is a good movie and there is much more to be said about it. I am glad that someone in the film industry is not afraid to speak out on what is going on. We need more films like this one. It is very important that we stop listening to the negative critics. I am sick of all the negative comments about this film. I thought that they were all wrong. I really liked the fact that the film maker took the time to talk to people who are impacted by the gun violence and they all had great things to say about the film. I found it very inspiring. I thought that it was very informative and I appreciated the fact that it wasn't just some movie about the dangers of guns and gun violence. I loved the fact that the film maker didn't use all the guns that are in the world. He showed us the effect that guns had on people and the effect that the laws that are currently on the books are having on the families and communities affected by gun violence. This is a good movie and I think that we need to learn from it.

Lawrence

Sunday, 29 Mar 2020 23:54

My first reaction to watching this movie was that I should have been shocked, that the camera work was far better than I had imagined it would be, that the narrator was a character I could care about, and that the movie would be some kind of important study of what it was like to be an American soldier in Vietnam. Instead, I was stunned. I am not a great fan of Colin Powell or Paul Haggis, and I am not sure that I am going to be a great fan of this film. But I was absolutely riveted by the power of Powell's words, and the sheer and unimaginable depth of his pain and the anger of his voice. There is nothing in this movie that I have not seen or heard before, but the power and intensity of Powell's voice, and the way that he has chosen to say it, are still resonating in my brain. This is a really good movie. But I don't think it will be in the top 10 films of the year. Maybe it is because I have seen so many films that have been so compelling, but this film, in my opinion, is a little underwhelming. But, then again, I have seen some really good films in the past year. I think that there is an excellent film coming out next year, and I hope that it will be as powerful as this one.

Jack

Sunday, 29 Mar 2020 17:47

This film, directed by Tony Kaye, is based on a story by George Kennan. It details the history of the world of spies and how they worked, and their relationships, in the Cold War era. This documentary is about how the U.S. government developed the espionage methods to counter the Soviet Union. Some of the techniques and techniques used to keep the Soviet Union from catching a mole within its ranks are explained, and the Soviet Union's reaction to the spy and the methods used to monitor the mole. The movie also includes clips from the 1960s and 1970s, which show how the Cold War was used to create division within the American society. Many of the images are very upsetting, such as the tape recordings that the Soviet Union recorded from the top secret CIA listening post. These images are the source of many of the conspiracy theories and theories that the U.S. government has been using to try to keep people from seeing the truth about the United States and the Cold War. This documentary also covers the role of religion in this world, and how the CIA used the Soviet Union to infiltrate and control people. This documentary is extremely disturbing, and it should be seen by anyone who wants to know about the United States and the Cold War. The main themes of this documentary are the Cold War, the importance of religion, and the effect that religion has had on the American society.

John R.

Sunday, 29 Mar 2020 01:17

Watching this film was a truly remarkable experience. This film follows two young South Africans as they undergo a long and grueling 18-month stint in prison for the murder of an old woman. The interviewees are often harrowing and shocking, their stories both painful and harrowing. As I sat through the interviewees' stories, I found myself more and more moved by the plight of the two young men, whose story is both tragic and completely unbelievable. They talk about what it means to be a person in the eyes of society, and they explain the ramifications of what they have done. I believe that these two young men have given the world a glimpse into the inner turmoil of South Africa. I hope this film will be the beginning of a new era of activism and sharing stories of the human tragedies that our country experiences.

Carolyn Richards

Saturday, 28 Mar 2020 17:44

There is a lot of negative press about this movie. I just watched it for the first time, and it does not disappoint. The movie is very well made. The subjects are really important, but the subject is also very funny. I love this movie. The actors are great. The movie was not an exaggeration of the events. There is not a single person who suffered because of the civil war. If the actors and directors had used the exact same subjects and had made the same movie, the movie would be a blockbuster. The movie is good, and I would recommend it to everyone.

Jessica R.

Saturday, 28 Mar 2020 01:15

This is a very honest documentary that shows the differences in opinions between different countries in the world. It also shows that many people are very much alike and very much different. This documentary does a great job at showing that. It shows the problems and the solutions that are being made for those in those countries. They are shown in a very practical way. They show different solutions to those problems. They show the different opinions about the solution and about the problems that the solution would solve. It shows that the solution to all problems is to take it out on those countries that do not have the problem. I think it is a very interesting and a very good documentary. The people that are interviewed are very credible and honest. They do not try to be too political or make their opinions too strong. They just tell the truth, they are very honest and they tell it with a lot of humility. I think that it is a very important documentary.

Kathy

Tuesday, 24 Mar 2020 10:35

It is a pleasure to see that the media is starting to take the matter seriously. Most of the coverage was very negative, and the media was unwilling to report the truth, which I think is a reflection of the general public. I was shocked to see the media treated the issue of police brutality in a more positive light than the police themselves, and that's a good thing. It is a shame that a great film like this is being censored, as it should be, and it should be seen by everyone. It should be used as a tool for discussing police brutality, and the media should do their part in getting the facts out.

Samuel W.

Saturday, 21 Mar 2020 14:01

This movie is the perfect example of what a documentary can do. The people interviewed here were very honest and I believe that this is what a documentary should be like. I highly recommend this movie to anyone who has ever been involved in a story like this, to anyone who wants to know how to make a film like this, or just to anyone who just wants to know how to tell a good story. This movie was very well made, and I think the entire story was very well put together. It is an excellent movie, and I think anyone who is a fan of true documentaries will definitely like this movie.

Kelly

Saturday, 21 Mar 2020 11:28

As a film maker, I have a long list of things I wish I could have done differently in this movie. First, the editing could have been better. Second, the narration could have been better. Third, I wish the music had been more meaningful. Fourth, I wish that the movie could have been longer. Fifth, the movie could have been more thoughtful. And I wish the movie had been a little less. But the film was entertaining. It kept me thinking and entertained me. I was not bored. I did not feel like I was watching a documentary. This movie was a great choice. If you liked the movie, I recommend you go see it. If you didn't like the movie, I recommend you see it.

Paul V.

Saturday, 21 Mar 2020 10:48

The Vietnam War was the biggest scandal in American history. With the exception of the POW's, there was no truth in it. In this movie, Bill Moyers talks to several veterans who told him how the war affected their lives. One of the most interesting parts of the movie is when Moyers meets up with a Vietnam veteran who was a child when his father died in Vietnam. He is now a very young man and he talks about the pain of war. Moyers asks him why he did not tell his parents about the war. He says that he had no idea what was going on. Moyers is taken aback by this. He asks the veteran if he would tell his parents. The veteran says that he would not tell them and he would be dead. Moyers is very impressed by this. The film is a masterpiece in its way. It is a portrait of the people who were in the war, the people who fought the war and the people who were there. It is a rare film. It is very well made. It is also very moving. Moyers has done a very good job of taking this subject and telling it.

Arthur

Saturday, 21 Mar 2020 10:10

Here's a classic anti-war film with a message: The U.S. government's aggression in Vietnam and Central America has cost us all. It's a simple story. A man, Robert Marz, is picked up by the U.S. military and sent to a prison camp in Vietnam. In the prison, he becomes a part of the Vietcong. It's a powerful film that's difficult to watch at times. Robert is an innocent, who is turned into a ruthless assassin. He's also involved in a plot to assassinate the Vietnamese President. We see his anger, his fear, and his rage. The film isn't pretty, but it's powerful. It's sad that this man is killed by the Vietnamese government. But there is another side to this film. The U.S. government is the evil. The film shows that America is not the only country to use violence in Vietnam. In fact, it was a whole world, and the U.S. government and U.S. military were at the forefront of this. I thought the film was very powerful. This film should be mandatory viewing in all schools.

Susan G.

Saturday, 21 Mar 2020 08:52

The only reason I watched this film was because I have a group of 8 year old children and we love films about war. I felt this film was very educational and interesting. It had a lot of information about the history of the First World War and gave information on what happened during the war. I also learned a lot about the conflict. The only problem I had with this film was the time line. It just seemed like it was going on for a couple of days. The film could have used more information about the war. It was a good movie to watch and I would recommend it.

Karen

Saturday, 21 Mar 2020 05:42

It is very difficult to watch this film without being moved. It is not a documentary but a picture of a war that changed the world. This film has a feeling of truth, compassion and hope. The film was well directed by a man named Liev Schreiber. This man knows the war, and what it was like to live through it. He did a good job with the film, and brought it to life. The people in the movie have done an amazing job in showing how people live during the war. It is very difficult to watch, but it is so worth it. It is not a war film, but a film that tells the story of a man who survived. I recommend this film to everyone, and it will change the way you view the world. This film is truly a masterpiece.

Kenneth Rice

Saturday, 21 Mar 2020 04:37

This documentary is an excellent insight into the way our society operates. It is almost an indictment of our culture. There are a lot of people that have never heard of this movie that have been shown on the news. It shows the dark side of the US society. In my opinion, it is a great movie that needs to be shown in schools. It shows the importance of the media and how the media can be used to control people. This movie is definitely worth watching.

Ronald G.

Saturday, 21 Mar 2020 04:24

The Peacemaker is a powerful documentary that explains the tragic events that occurred in the jungles of East Timor in the 1990's. It tells the story of the US-backed "Somali" invasion of East Timor in 1991, and the horrific consequences of the invasion. It also documents the courageous acts of the people who fought back. The film is very well made. The music is haunting and fits perfectly with the film. The film is divided into two parts, and is an excellent film to watch in both parts. The first part is about the events in East Timor, and the second part is about the heroic actions of the people of East Timor. The film has a very strong story, and is very well put together. The movie is a must-see for anyone who has an interest in the events that occurred in East Timor in 1991. It will leave you with a strong feeling of anger and sorrow, but it will also leave you with a strong desire to continue the fight for human rights for the people of East Timor. The director of this film is David Pescovitz. He has a very strong track record of documentaries, and has made many excellent documentaries. He is a very intelligent man, and his films have a strong message and a strong message of hope.

Tammy Newman

Friday, 20 Mar 2020 23:28

This documentary is a great way to get an introduction to the man and his life. It is very interesting to see how many different people relate to this man and his work. It is very difficult to find people who agree with the way he did his work. The man is still remembered and is loved by many. I recommend this documentary to anyone who is interested in the life of Paul McCartney. I think this documentary will be an excellent introduction to Paul McCartney.

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