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(6106) 4.6 108 min 2018 Subtitles and Closed Captions

Death of a Nation is a movie starring Dinesh D'Souza, Victoria Chilap, and Pavel Kríz. This docudrama draws parallels between the dramatic fracturing of the nation over Abraham Lincoln's presidency and the presidency of Donald Trump.

Genres
Documentary, History
Director
Bruce Schooley, Dinesh D'Souza
Starring
Rafael Prazák, Dinesh D'Souza, Victoria Chilap, Pavel Kríz

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Genres Documentary, History
Director Bruce Schooley, Dinesh D'Souza
Writer Dinesh D'Souza, Dinesh D'Souza, Dinesh D'Souza, Bruce Schooley
Stars Rafael Prazák, Dinesh D'Souza, Victoria Chilap, Pavel Kríz
Country USA
Runtime 1 h 48 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 This docudrama draws parallels between the dramatic fracturing of the nation over Abraham Lincoln's presidency and the presidency of Donald Trump.

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21 customer reviews about history «Death of a Nation»

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Albert McCoy
Thursday, 16 Apr 2020 06:28

There are many documentaries which have covered the facts and the facts are startling. This film does a great job of presenting a real front and portrays the horrors of the actual civil war. It is very well done and the actors are outstanding. It is disturbing and scary to see the horrors of the truth that these men experienced. These men were put through hell for no reason and they deserved the horror they endured. These men were sadistic savages, uneducated and extremely racist, and many were just there to fight for their country. It is a real shame to have to mention that many of them fought for the Confederacy. The film shows the real cost of war. It is sad that so many men lost their lives over a state that should never have been divided. If you watch this movie, please, go into it knowing what you are seeing and what you are getting. If you watch this movie knowing the facts, then you will understand the cost of war and the horrors of the civil war and the country that gave you this country.
Jane
Wednesday, 15 Apr 2020 15:24

I am a Vietnam vet and came back from a 5 year tour in Iraq and saw the effects of war in my comrades that I never knew. There is always a sadness to be seen when you leave, but when you leave you feel something. Not only is this movie a well made piece of journalism and film but it's a powerful reminder to people that war isn't going to be a clean victory for a country or even a nation. It's going to create a lot of havoc in people's lives and most importantly it will take lives. You will hear my advice on war, but that is not a part of the documentary. I hope all of you go and see this film, it's important. I saw it with a friend and we all talked about it for days afterward. It gives you a chance to examine what you know and what you don't know about the war and war in general. I believe that this documentary should be shown every year in the high schools of the country so people can learn more about the importance of peace.
Juan Gomez
Wednesday, 15 Apr 2020 01:44

If you are not aware of this great tragedy go back and watch it again and again and again. You will see what is being said about the evils of this country and the damage it has done to everyone living in this great country. If you want to see some colorful non-Hollywood cliches of Hollywood people this film will be something to see, but it is not the problem, it is the nature of the people in Hollywood to paint anyone who disagrees with their way of thinking as "retards" and this film perfectly captured the mentality of the society which created this movie. A truly sad film that should be required viewing for all Americans.
Harold Kennedy
Monday, 13 Apr 2020 16:45

I'd say that's the most politically incorrect movie of all time. It really makes me think of how bad the leadership of our country was at that time and how bad the media was and how, in many ways, it was even more political than the US government is today. How do we make a change, and how do we go about doing that? We have a lot of freedom here in the United States, and there's no reason to think that it should be taken away. I think this movie is a great way to start thinking about what our government can and should do and try to figure out how to do it without leaving so many other people behind in the process. It really goes into great detail on just what is going on, and why some things are happening. One thing I really like about this film is the feel-good music. It really helps. It shows that people everywhere are actually concerned about what's happening and they are trying to do something about it, and they're doing it. There's no doubt about it.
Harold Henry
Saturday, 11 Apr 2020 18:06

I first became aware of the shocking levels of slavery in the United States when I watched Ken Burns' documentary "Civil War in the American Mind", about the legacy of slavery. As an American who has seen slavery for 40 years, I can see where the film was going with its commentary on the historical knowledge of the past and how they were too scared to talk about it. For many people, the name slavery has always come to mind with the idea of a slave trader or slave owner. As a child, I always thought that slavery was a victimless crime, but now, I have the opportunity to see slavery in a much more visible light. I feel like I'm going back in time to the 16th century to witness a period of cultural development, so to speak. And slavery is nothing like it has been portrayed in this film. The film talks about how slavery started in the country. There was a time when you couldn't get to the US for no good reason. The time when the country was divided and there was not a great deal of communication between the two sides. But thanks to the idea of freedom, slavery was ended. This isn't true. It was abolished because the government decided to try and change the system. It wasn't a very successful approach. Eventually, the people had to stop it, because the system was to big for their own good. And the abolition of slavery in the states helped to get rid of all the slavery in the country. But slavery also took many people who didn't like it and got in the way of people who wanted to free the slaves. They didn't want to pay taxes to support the slave owners and so the owners brought in some criminals and criminals to try to free the slaves. And even the people who were trying to free the slaves didn't always see the value of freeing the slaves. But it was a very hard life, trying to be a slave and very little in the way of opportunity. And slaves couldn't work in factories because the people wouldn't allow it. So the system wasn't very well and it was hard to free your mind and be free, because the owners were so cruel to you and they didn't let you do anything that you wanted to do. So slavery had to continue. And as a whole, it lasted for a very long time. And during this time, we had the biggest expansion of the United States. It was the longest war in the history of the world. Between the American Civil
Jean
Friday, 10 Apr 2020 13:22

How to find this film is the best part of the entire documentary. It's hilarious and informative and a must watch for anyone who wants to know what happened in Virginia in 1865. The true crime aspect is very interesting. I feel as if the director did a wonderful job of covering every aspect of the events. I also found the film to be very informative and gives an accurate portrayal of what the people of Virginia felt and what the events in the slave trade were. If you want to learn how the 17th Amendment was passed and why it was necessary, then this is a must watch for you.
Wayne C.
Thursday, 09 Apr 2020 20:53

Another review of the film "The Death of a Nation". I saw this film at the the SXSW Film Festival in Austin, Texas, at the South by Southwest Film Festival in Austin, Texas and at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah. People around the world are speaking out in favor of the film. I personally enjoyed this film and was thoroughly entertained. I thought it was very powerful. There is a very strong representation of the impact of the brutal and racist treatment of a people that happens very close to my home in Kansas. I had never heard of the film before I saw it. However, I was absolutely stunned by the power of the film. I've read reviews that talk about the racial history and the social and political environment that gave rise to the film. I have to disagree with them. The movie is extremely well done. It's not about the racial history and the social and political environment, it is about the effects of slavery and segregation on an entire society. It is no different than seeing a scene of an actor in the beginning of a scene. It is not about those things. The movie is about the social, economic and political environment that gave rise to the injustice. It is about how a people with freedom and opportunity became the last to get it and how the blacks were the first to get it. The movie is a black point of view and the characters are not black. I don't think that was a consideration. I think that every black person who sees this film will be a part of an uplifting story. Not a black point of view, but an uplifting story. I thought it was extremely powerful. I will continue to read and learn more about the film. My goal is to see the film one more time. Thank you.
Amber Reed
Thursday, 09 Apr 2020 11:57

Mesmerizing! Honestly, i got tings inside me watching this. It showed the American Government's plans to kill everyone that didn't think that way. You really have to watch this documentary to believe it. It'll make you think. I believe there is a wave of people (immigrants) coming across the ocean and they want the same freedom and equal rights that we have. I think the American Government is trying to take them away. How come no one is talking about this. They're killing all the people that aren't going along with the way things are. This documentary is so well made that I really want to know where all these immigrants are coming from. These immigrants could be from Egypt, Iran, Pakistan, Nigeria, or anywhere else. If the people that these immigrants are coming from are different than us, then these immigrants are evil. I believe the people that made this documentary are getting everything from the American Government. It shows that the American Government wants to do everything possible to keep the people from finding out that the same Government that is killing us is the same one that is killing them. I believe that the American Government is trying to take away our rights. I believe they are doing anything they can to keep the people from seeing what they're doing. It's just so fascinating. The only thing that's boring about this documentary is that the American Government isn't allowed to show it.
Pamela A.
Wednesday, 08 Apr 2020 11:54

The most well made documentary I've ever seen about this genocide. The importance of history is explored, the impact it has on us and the violence that does occur. Its an eye opening story of the psychological impact the country has been left with and a reminder that one can be a victim of the truth. Extremely well acted and expertly narrated.
Andrea Guerrero
Tuesday, 07 Apr 2020 23:40

This film speaks volumes. It shows how society's actions against any true patriot are violent and ruthless. In my opinion, the only way to end tyranny is with resistance. This film's mission is to bring the American people and governments to a point of understanding how government was created. It is our right to know why we have it and what it's purpose is. There is a deeper understanding in America, for better or worse. If Americans truly understood the true origins of government, they would be better able to live in peace. All the countries in the world have the right to govern themselves as long as they are in full compliance with international law and basic human rights. Then and only then will we be in the position of having the authority we should have had when we created it.
Laura Tran
Tuesday, 07 Apr 2020 22:14

I've watched this documentary many times. It's important to understand what "The Civil War" truly was about, what people were fighting for, and what the story of the war was really about. This movie was made by real people and it's very entertaining to watch it. It's amazing how the media portray slavery, and what they would do to cover it up. How often do you hear that they're "against the white man's rights?" Really? I wonder if they really thought slavery was good or bad? The film is a really great one, just a shame there's not more films like this one out there. It's definitely worth seeing.
Beverly Day
Monday, 06 Apr 2020 14:41

First of all, i just want to say that this documentary is powerful. It exposes the disgusting lies of our government and also the lack of justice in the media, the inhuman punishments in the U.S.A., the aggressors at home, and the atrocities of U.S.A. The interviewees, (came from all over the world) are so fascinating, their credibility and sincerity made me more interested in the story than the film itself. I am sure that if this film was shown in some major European or American cities, it would be a big hit, and I hope that it can also be shown in the U.S.A. I really recommend this film to everybody who has a heart. It can make you go to your family doctor, to call your Congressman, to go to a forum about the problem, to go to a trial or a campaign or protest, to vote, or even just to keep your face of your eyes. If you can't do that, watch this movie and see how America, the people of America, deal with the problem of murder and terror, when we are right, when we are wrong. Well done.
Alan
Sunday, 05 Apr 2020 08:32

Another docudrama from Edward Said, and I thought it was very good. It takes a hard look at one of the most well known stories of the time in the form of a documentary, which I think is great. But the main problem of the movie is the way it was shot. It seemed like they had no idea where to go, and this could have been avoided by some editing. But on the other hand, the director has some great shots, and it was a good idea to get a lot of scenes from real life. As far as the movie itself, it was enjoyable. A well acted documentary. Enjoyable, even though a lot of the questions raised here will sound familiar to you. It makes you think about the story. Overall, it was a very good movie.
Jeffrey
Friday, 03 Apr 2020 11:18

The implications of this film are to be found in all audiences, all ages, all demographics. It has caused an important revolution. It also presents the importance of filming what you know, to show the truth. It is a well done film by film makers that have truly lived it. I am grateful to have been a part of it.
Carl
Friday, 03 Apr 2020 02:20

The videos coming from VDARE are incredible. This documentary should be seen by everyone. It is both informative and inspiring. Most of the media is dominated by leftists, so one should take notes. No doubt, I will be among the first to watch it over and over again, and I will probably re-watch it many more times. However, the show is full of positive statements, so it's nice to see that the people who wrote the important points of this film have been so inspired by the material, they've written many others. For those of you who are trying to understand why all of these people are out there, and why they have become this way, or why they're willing to put their lives and the lives of their families in danger, you should watch the show. You should also watch it several times. It's a must-see!
Marie
Thursday, 02 Apr 2020 18:49

This film is great. I saw it in the movies and at home on DVD. The film is based on a real event that happened in Louisiana in the spring of 2015. After studying the case for more than a year, the film shows all sides of the story. Some find this disturbing. Some think it is real. The government made a choice to hold the press hostage and manipulate the public opinion. If the US military was not so powerful, this would never have happened. The USA is so strong, and can be trusted to protect our own. These are all things that are brought up in this film, but if you want to know more about the facts of the case, see this film!
Amy Robertson
Thursday, 02 Apr 2020 02:20

I went into this documentary not knowing what to expect, but when I saw the name of Harvey Weinstein I knew I had to see it. Weinstein has a lot of very disturbing and unethical things that he has done to women. I can't understand how this guy has a net worth of $14 billion, but in this documentary you can see that it was just so incredibly evil that he just made up lies and used the women to make money for his companies. He also forced them into prostitution. The documentary really shows the kind of person that Harvey Weinstein is. There is so much that you can see in this documentary, but I just wanted to say that I think the way that Harvey Weinstein is treated in the film is just so disturbing. The only good thing that this documentary has is that there are so many people in this world that can't stand up for themselves, and this is a great documentary. The acting was really good, and even though I was sort of afraid of the film, but it actually is one of the best documentaries you will ever see. I really recommend it. 10/10
Randy
Tuesday, 31 Mar 2020 20:10

The anti-war movement was one of the most important in American history and it was the topic of HBO's "The Revolution." Filmmaker and writer Michael Moore lays out the dramatic side of what happened. It is a well-organized list of people who went to the White House and insisted that the government take action. This was a very powerful movement. The day I saw the movie I was on the edge of my seat. I will watch this movie over and over again. It tells the story of the horrendous war in Vietnam. This movie was made in a time when people were on a right-wing, pro-war cause and they had more guns and far greater power than the rest of the country. This was an important and profound story of how the War in Vietnam affected a nation that had the means to stop the war. Now people have the means to stop wars by voting to do so. I believe this is the true story of what happened in Vietnam. If you haven't seen the film, you need to see it.
Albert
Sunday, 29 Mar 2020 22:57

In one year, this film will touch the hearts of the American people. Just like the Native Americans are not extinct. This film needs to be shown and discussed in every school in America. We have seen how horrific this movie has been treated by the powers that be, and the left wing media and academia. It is time for the American people to wake up to the fact that the west is still up for grabs and the left wing media needs to stop lying and start being honest and start doing what we need them to. So please do not miss this film. Take your friends and family, because they will need it. And look out for our guide to the world war 2 film all the way until the final credits roll. www.natpol.com
Evelyn
Friday, 27 Mar 2020 07:29

The next time someone dismisses or dismisses a documentary you've made as "fake news" or "fake news" as you feel the need to say to them, remember what you think your film is "about". It's not about our experiences with current conflicts in the world, it's about our collective human experience of collective suffering. And it's about the deeper patterns of our common humanity. They are similar to The Matrix. But the difference is that The Matrix is a warning. The truth is always more complex than the message. We are very close to understanding the origins of the world's problems. What the real causes are. How we got to the point where we're able to make war, slavery, torture, violence, etc., in the name of what we believe to be "freedom". and when we remember that we all are forced to live in a force majeure world which is not actually free, we'll find the truth is actually just a warning. But as always the truth is "too complex to be told" as we know. And all we can do is wait. We have a long way to go before we can ever know what is really happening and, to quote Martin Luther King, "And if we can't know what we don't know, we can't judge."
Carolyn K.
Thursday, 26 Mar 2020 23:35

This documentary is about the killings of Civil War soldier that took place in the eastern states of the USA. It goes into a lot of detail about the motivations of the killer and his motivation for the crime. The documentary goes into many of the times that the racist and fanatic acts of this brutal killer were exhibited. He had a constant disregard of every person in his path that he had a hard time understanding why he did the killing, he was obsessed with racial discrimination. The documentary is pretty well done. I think that the documentary is very informative and I think that it is very important for people to see. It was great that I was able to go to a movie with the story of this criminal and it was great that I was able to see what he had done and why he did what he did. I think that it was a pretty accurate depiction of the events that took place in the war in the late 1800's.
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