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(7) 8.6 92 min 2017 Subtitles and Closed Captions

Women Like Us is a movie starring Catt Sadler, Sally Colon-Petree, and Joyce Giraud. Women Like Us is a story about women who are changing the world.

Genres
Documentary
Director
Sally Colon-Petree
Starring
Catt Sadler, Joyce Giraud, Sally Colon-Petree, Caroline Barnett

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Genres Documentary
Director Sally Colon-Petree
Writer Sally Colon-Petree, Gabriel Sabloff
Stars Catt Sadler, Joyce Giraud, Sally Colon-Petree, Caroline Barnett
Country Kenya, USA
Runtime 1 h 32 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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Description Women Like Us is a story about women who are changing the world.

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21 customer reviews about «Women Like Us»

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Barbara Watkins
Saturday, 11 Apr 2020 02:09

This movie is a must watch if you want to see how a good team can rise to the top and get back into the professional ranks. However, there is one small problem with this movie. There is a minor romance subplot between a woman and a young boy. It seemed out of place and unnecessary. Why do they have a love interest in this movie? If you are going to have a love interest, why not have one between the team leader and the best player on the team? This movie is about a team getting back into the professional ranks, and showing the human side of the sport. However, it's a little too sappy and corny for my taste.
Albert
Friday, 10 Apr 2020 17:13

This is a wonderful film about a few key points in American history. The film is about how we became the country we are today and how it all started with the Civil War and slavery. This film tells a story that is hard to forget. The director did a great job telling the story. I thought the movie was very interesting and well done. I thought it was the best movie I've seen in a long time. I would recommend this film to anyone who loves history and wants to learn more about the Civil War.
Kimberly
Friday, 10 Apr 2020 03:33

So I found this movie on Netflix, which I love. I really wanted to watch it because I have this youtube channel. It was really amazing. It is so sad how these two women have been destroyed by the culture. They have not been able to be themselves. They really do not deserve this. There are so many people who have been in similar situations and not been able to have a normal life. It is so easy for them to be judged. These women were not able to survive. They deserve to have this happen to them. They are like zombies. They have not been able to find any happiness in their life. I just don't understand how these people are able to live normal lives and not be abused or abandoned. These women are so poor. They have no job, no money, no social security. They are truly broken. I'm so glad that I found this movie. It really shows what they are going through. I think these women should have to watch it. It is really a documentary and really shows what is happening to these women. It is so sad.
Jonathan
Thursday, 09 Apr 2020 20:02

I feel this movie deserves more than it has gotten. I am not sure how people can say the real life stories of these women are "false". The documentary makers say that the people are really nice, they are just making up their stories to please the society. I feel these women are in all honesty the most real people that I have ever known and the stories they are telling about their life is the most interesting thing I have ever seen in my life. These women are women who do not take life for granted. They did not want to be "f*ed up" by society and they are really strong about telling the truth about their life. I feel that this documentary should be seen by everyone that has an interest in women and their lives. I would really recommend this documentary to anyone.
Pamela
Thursday, 09 Apr 2020 04:56

It's hard to see why this movie has received so little attention. If you're curious about how people of color and women in general are treated in our society, this documentary is a must see. It's almost like the first time you went to the mall, but now you want to know how it was. If you are someone who is actually able to understand how these women feel, you'll be surprised by how easily they're able to get through life. It is not a documentary that will teach you everything you need to know, but if you're interested in the lives of people of color, you'll want to see it.
Raymond
Wednesday, 08 Apr 2020 20:00

I am a teacher and do not know a lot about these subjects. I don't even know if I have a single subject on my university curriculum. I am also a writer, a film reviewer, and a friend of a teacher. I was thoroughly disgusted by this documentary. To me, this is a terrible piece of propaganda. First, the students were not innocent. They did not play by the rules of the game and were doing so in a reckless manner. Second, it seems that the documentary makers are not even concerned about the kids involved in the video game and who might be in the future. These kids may have their lives ruined, maybe even killed, as a result of this act. The teachers and administrators are not shown at all. I think the main reason why I am so disgusted is that the documentary is being presented as an objective news source. It was clearly not. The documentary is deceptive, it implies that the kids were innocent and the game they played was innocent, and that the games, which could potentially result in such serious and dangerous consequences, were harmless. The documentary only shows the positive aspects of the children involved. The negative aspects are not shown, because the producers and directors do not care about the kids. They only care about the documentary. If I have to choose between the film, and the documentary, I would definitely choose the documentary. There are other documentaries out there that show the horrible things that can happen, and do not present the point of view of the person who made it, or the director. I think the documentary makers do not want the people to know what is really going on. It is not an objective documentary. It does not give any facts about the video games, nor does it tell you how the game affected the kids, or how their life might be affected. They are just a bunch of people who want to sell the film. This film could be extremely useful for parents of young kids who are planning on getting into gaming, or parents who are planning to get into video games. But in reality, there is not a single parent who is planning on taking their kids to the game. These people are not going to be the people who are protecting them. Parents who are going to be bringing their children to the games are going to be the ones who are going to be harmed. It is a very bad thing that this documentary was made, and I would recommend that parents do not see it. It is an extremely biased and misleading documentary, and is extremely deceptive. It is a bad documentary and should be avoided by everyone.
Zachary
Wednesday, 08 Apr 2020 06:20

First, I would like to say that I saw the film on a rainy day, on a rainy day, in which the humidity was just right, for the film to be effectively photographed. I have no idea how it was filmed, but I think it was shot well, in such a way that it left me with a sense of the circumstances. What I learned from this film was that we are all so different from each other, and if we didn't look at ourselves from the perspective of the person who was confronted with the problem, then there is no hope of fixing the problem. If we don't look at the issue from the perspective of someone who is actually affected by the problem, then we can't understand why it is so serious. The film tries to show that it is our emotions and our actions that will help us understand the severity of the problem, and then it asks us to fix it. If we really did want to fix the problem, then we could do things to make it less serious, and then the problem would be less serious. I think the film is well made, and I would recommend it to anyone who is interested in social issues.
Roger
Wednesday, 08 Apr 2020 04:54

I have never seen such a thoughtful documentary about a group of friends from my childhood. It was written by them, for them, and is the product of the thoughtfulness of a group of very intelligent individuals. It's a story of how we are all just a bunch of animals, all trying to live, and trying to be happy. One of the most powerful and memorable scenes in the movie is when they discuss the pain and suffering that their family has gone through. They discuss how hard it is to maintain a family, and how the couple's choices have been a result of these choices. It is a beautiful film, and is definitely worth watching.
Austin
Tuesday, 07 Apr 2020 19:57

This is a true story, you know. I was happy to see this on HBO, since it's such a classic. I think it's one of the greatest documentaries ever made, it's not just a drama, it's a film that shows that life is worth living. The documentary is about Tom, the great American rock star who died of cancer in 1991, and the people around him that had to cope with his death. As you watch it, you'll see the different personalities that came from the death, the love and hate that was there. I loved the documentary, it's really good.
Jeffrey B.
Tuesday, 07 Apr 2020 06:17

I never understood the underlying reason for choosing a course like this when I was in high school, but I think that the film shows that people actually do care, even if they may have had issues that they have never thought about. I guess that is the reason for choosing to attend a liberal arts college, but maybe the explanation is that the liberal arts is actually the place where people can come and connect with others and make connections to themselves. People tend to think that they are unique and different from other people and that they are special and unique. However, the film shows that they are actually similar, but different from the other people that they know. They see the people in the class that they are studying and then they see the people that they do not know. They then try to make connections to them. They are not looking for people that they can connect with or understand but rather they are trying to understand the people in the class. They see people that they know from a different perspective and then they see them from a different perspective. They are not going to find someone that they can relate to or understand. But it does help them to make connections to the people that they are studying. They try to make connections and they also try to understand and connect to them. The film has a great message, and it is very inspirational. It shows the kind of world that people live in and the way that they live in it. I think that this film is an amazing and inspiring documentary.
Randy B.
Thursday, 02 Apr 2020 10:25

I liked the film because it is honest and very well done. I thought the narrator was very compelling and informative. The film is not for everyone but I thought it was well worth seeing. I think the film was very well done. I think it will be interesting to see if this is the way people want their presidents to behave or not.
Linda Ryan
Wednesday, 01 Apr 2020 11:48

I'm not sure why it took me so long to see this, but it's finally here! It's my first foray into the world of good faith, and although I'm a Christian, I'm not sure I fully believe what I see. I think I understand that the heart of this film is that the filmmakers never intend to criticize the beliefs of their subjects, they simply want to tell a story. What I do think is that the filmmakers give the subjects a lot of respect, because they take their time to listen, and not always leave the answers to themselves. They have the resources and tools to make their own decision, but they are human. This film is a wonderful, moving film about the importance of a conscience, and it is that conscience that drives this film. As a person who has had the ability to use their conscience for the good of themselves and others, I can say that I admire the courage and skill that this film crew is showing. I admire that they are taking on a challenge that they could not afford to lose. They are making a difference in people's lives, and they are doing it without judgement. I do think that the director and writers are sincere, and that their integrity is being put to the test in the process of making this film. They are standing on a pillar of faith, and in doing so, they are doing the best they can for their subjects and the public. They are making a difference, and that's what I want to see in my own life. I know that I can't, and that I can't be everyone's role model, but I can encourage others to do the same. It's a bit of a bummer to be standing in line at the movie theater, waiting for a film that I can't watch. But if I can stand in line for 2 hours to see a movie that is about a challenge that I will never experience, then I can stand in line for a film that I can't watch, and I can enjoy the cinema experience.
Ronald
Wednesday, 01 Apr 2020 10:23

Wondering why people are rating this a 1. The truth is, it is a very good documentary that documents the true story of the seagull's collective decision to abandon their nest in the Bay of Bengal. That alone is a very good story, but the documentary is much more. The documentary gives a very thorough and truthful look at how seagulls were being forced out of their homes in large numbers to make way for the megaprojects. It also shows the hardships and pain these poor birds go through as a result of their abandonment and then how the seagulls attempt to reclaim their former space. It is an incredibly well made film that is well worth your time. 9/10
Paul D.
Tuesday, 31 Mar 2020 11:46

I saw this at the Austin Film Festival in October 2011. It was at the Women's Film Festival in Austin. It was during the festival and there were many young women in the audience. This documentary is about the struggle to make a movie about women in prison. It was a bit confusing that this film was made at a women's film festival. The only women in this film were the director, writer, producer and editor. This film is a story about a young woman named Kelli Coleman, who is sentenced to serve 15 years in prison for shooting an intruder with her father's gun. Kelli's father is a truck driver. He sells insurance and his wife has a career as a preschool teacher. The husband is a recovering alcoholic. Kelli has a few short periods of time when she gets clean, but she is released from prison after four years. She goes to jail because she cannot afford to pay the $150,000 bail. She doesn't want to go to jail because she believes that if she were released she would go back to prison. Kelli is at the Women's Prison for Women (WPCW) in Michigan. The prison is for women who are pregnant, have mental health issues, or have been victims of sexual assault. This film is about the women at WPCW. It is not a film about prison conditions or the women themselves. The director interviewed women who are former prisoners at WPCW. She also interviewed a former prisoner who was at the prison for ten years. The director did not interview any women at WPCW who were not pregnant or had mental health problems. The director did interview a woman who was a prisoner for 22 years, but was released from prison after five years. She has been doing a documentary about women in prison. She does not know what happened to her. She never went back to prison. She is writing a book about her experience at WPCW. This is an important film. It is not a documentary, but it is a story about women in prison. It is also a story about how women can overcome injustice and become powerful and active. This is a film that shows the work that women do to get their voices heard.
Kenneth
Sunday, 29 Mar 2020 05:37

As an Indian, the moment I watched this film, I was eager to watch it again and again. From the first scene, I was very much engaged. I was captivated by the director's idea and the team behind it. I was mesmerized by the message and the very manner of the production. The way the film was shot was so stylish and yet so real. The films' sense of humor was another major asset. The camera work is masterful and truly breathtaking. The characters are believable and you could feel their pain. The story has a lot of depth and is not just about sex. It is about how the film makers use their bodies as tools to achieve their goals. It is also about the real human drama of how hard we are to see the truth and how we struggle to be true to our ideals and desires. The director and the team behind this film deserve a lot of credit for this movie. It is a very powerful and powerful story that will be widely understood and will inspire you to be more alive. It will help you to see that a simple and honest truth is the truth, no matter how ugly. This is one of those films that you can watch over and over again, and you will never get tired of it. It will definitely be in my "must-see" list.
Angela H.
Saturday, 28 Mar 2020 14:31

I really loved this film and it was one of the few documentaries I've ever seen that I had to watch over and over again. As a teenager, I felt so much like they were telling me how I was supposed to feel. I feel like it is a very accurate portrayal of growing up in the 80's. The majority of the film centers around one girl, Nina, and her family's struggle to stay together. She goes through numerous hardships, but most of all, her mom is stuck with the burden of parenting her. She has been raised in a religious environment, which is very different from the rest of the family. Nina has never known love, and she is constantly frustrated that she can't even tell her mom that she loves her. She sees the family as a broken machine, and her mom only sees love in what her daughter wants her to do. Her mom's attempts to help her daughter to understand that she loves her are very painful and she is just too frustrated to even try. This movie is amazing because it shows how people's feelings were all connected. There are several scenes in the film where the camera follows a woman, who is not living a normal life, and her life is completely changed when she meets a friend. Her life is changed because of this. I also think that this film was very interesting to me because it didn't look at the problems of the 90's as people having the problem of a divorce. It was very focused on the issues of being stuck in a normal life and dealing with the problem of being a single mother. The film also showed how being a single mother can be very isolating, and how Nina's mother couldn't connect to her because she wasn't being a good mother to her. The film also shows how difficult it can be for a teenager to get in touch with their feelings, and how the "I feel like I can't be loved" feeling can turn into a feeling of "I want to leave" because of that. Overall, I would recommend this film to anyone. I really think that it's a very important documentary that shows how everyone is different, and how everyone has a different perspective on the things they experience.
Rebecca
Wednesday, 25 Mar 2020 18:41

I was moved by the story of the women who endured what the men did to them. In this documentary we see a lot of extreme violence, but the effect of this violence is not the extent of what women go through everyday. The women in this documentary are all victims of domestic violence. For example, the mother of the young girl who committed suicide is beaten and humiliated daily by her husband and his friends. Her kids are constantly threatened and beaten up by their father. The father of the mother-in-law is the one who brings the violence to her. They both spend the entire documentary in the hospital and never leave their daughter alone. In the end, I can't help but feel sorry for the women who have to live the pain of this everyday violence. The reality is that violence does not make women women. It does not help the situation of women. It only makes it worse. I can not imagine how these women can be subjected to this abuse. The story of this documentary is so powerful because it exposes a subject that is so taboo and ignored. There is a reason why the treatment of women in all societies are so different. There is a reason why the treatment of women is the same everywhere. I do not want to glorify these women, but the story of this documentary is so powerful. It's an important part of our history.
Ryan Ross
Tuesday, 24 Mar 2020 17:15

This movie is about a teenager who is being bullied at school, his parents are giving up on him, he is finding it hard to concentrate and he is depressed, but, there is this girl, who gets to know him better, and is really interesting. This movie is a good study of a teenager's development and personality, and how he is looking for help. This movie is a good lesson on the importance of getting help.
Rachel
Sunday, 22 Mar 2020 01:51

The film is a very interesting look at the lives of some of the most influential people in the world. I am fascinated by the way they explore their personality traits and their thoughts on life and what it means to be a leader. I also love the way they incorporate their thoughts on life and the different perspectives that people have on the world. It is fascinating to see how different people can come to different conclusions and I loved the fact that they don't sugarcoat anything.
Tammy R.
Sunday, 22 Mar 2020 00:45

Just watched this and I liked it. I like most of the people in it. You will see a lot of nice people in this film, most of them have something good to say. It was a good introduction to them. The guys are honest and friendly and you will see a lot of natural stories about what motivates them to start the business and how they got there. The stories of what happens after they are at the top are funny and easy to relate to. They really do go for the product and they are very loyal to the company. It is a good film. I did not have too high expectations, but I liked it. I liked the interviews of the guys. I found it refreshing to see them speak without any scripts or this and that. I like the way the guys speak. It made it more interesting for me. I was expecting to see some bit of the story of their experience at the top of the business. I was a little disappointed in this, but I like that part and it makes it more interesting. I did not expect to see so many happy stories. I was expecting a happy story of how they do what they do and what it feels like. This film did not contain any of that. I think it is a good film for people who have some background in the business. It does not explain everything in a big scale. It is still good for those who like the old school documentary style of film making.
Nicole
Sunday, 22 Mar 2020 00:33

I love the Beatles and this documentary is a wonderful tribute to them. The music is all around and the narration helps the viewer get the time line of events, with music and narration, but the film itself is just that - a documentary. It gives the viewer a wonderful understanding of what it must have been like to be a Beatle fan. It is not an easy film, but one that I recommend.
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