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(47) 5.5 90 min 2018 Subtitles and Closed Captions

Gift is a movie starring Marcus Alfred, Wayne Alfred, and Giorgio De Finis. Creative essay doc inspired by Lewis Hyde's classic bestseller The Gift. Chronicling gift-based cultures around the world and challenging the logic of...

Genres
Documentary
Director
Robin McKenna
Starring
Mingwei Lee, Wayne Alfred, Giorgio De Finis, Marcus Alfred

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Genres Documentary
Director Robin McKenna
Writer Robin McKenna
Stars Mingwei Lee, Wayne Alfred, Giorgio De Finis, Marcus Alfred
Country Canada
Also Known As Le don
Runtime 1 h 30 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Description Inspired by Lewis Hyde's classic The Gift: How the Creative Spirit Transforms the World, GIFT is a richly cinematic film, interweaving character-driven stories. On North America's Pacific Northwest Coast, a young Indigenous artist and carver undertakes the elaborate preparations for a potlatch: to make a name for himself by giving everything away. In Rome, Italy, a factory occupied by migrant families is transformed into a living museum, protected by a barricade of art : a model of resistance, and an invaluable gift. In the pirate utopia of Burning Man, a mutant bumblebee art car distributes honey in a post-apocalyptic desert landscape. Meanwhile, in Auckland, New Zealand, artist Lee Mingwei prepares to launch Sonic Blossom, a transformative gift of song. GIFT is a tribute to something that can't be measured or counted, bought or sold. Exploring the parallels between artists' work and a gift economy, it's a reflection on the creative process, the reasons we labour in service of our gifts, and the beauty and challenges of fearlessly giving and receiving.

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Thomas Grant
Wednesday, 24 Jun 2020 01:12

I haven't been able to find much out about this film but from what I have seen I feel like it is a very important film. What I find most important about this film is the fact that the people that were involved are real people that are true to their beliefs. I also feel that the filming of this film is really inspiring. It is truly amazing how they were able to get the chance to show their faith to the people of the world. The filming also gave us insight into the beliefs that they hold. The film also gave us the chance to hear about the person that they believe is the "Good Shepherd" and how they are a really good person. All in all, I really think that this is a very important film that should be viewed by everyone. I feel like everyone should watch this film to gain more of an understanding of the Christian faith.
Austin
Sunday, 21 Jun 2020 04:29

Many of the problems faced by older Australians are not new, but are still relevant today. I've lived in Australia for many years, and I can tell you, and have heard a lot of stories of people and family members, who have struggled with problems of this nature. I was genuinely surprised to learn of the plight of a father in his late 50s, who has had a heart attack, and his wife has had to feed their two sons with a hand-me-down food pantry. The story of the "chronic" mother of two was heartbreaking, and I was moved by the examples of people who have gone through similar circumstances. The film did not focus on specific problems, but rather the symptoms of a person who has problems of a similar nature. I recommend this film, and feel that it has given the audience a more informed view on this issue. This is one of those films that makes you think, and it is one that will leave you wanting to see more, rather than feel that you know all the answers. I give it an 8, because it did not try to be too deep, but instead gave you a more in depth view of the issue.
Evelyn R.
Tuesday, 16 Jun 2020 04:46

I just watched this for the first time. This documentary is incredibly inspiring and informative. As a teacher, I love to read about what is going on in schools and this is the best documentary I've ever seen. The images and information are beautiful and the voices of teachers are inspiring. I was so inspired by this movie and I hope more people will watch it and give this a chance.
Aaron Hanson
Monday, 08 Jun 2020 22:07

This is a great documentary about a very rare disease. It tells the story of a patient that's suffering from a very rare disease, which I will not mention, but will say is very very rare. The doctor gives a very detailed description of the disease, as well as the treatments. There are many films that deal with rare diseases, but this is the first film that talks about this disease in detail. There are many famous people in the film, but they are all only a few. The film is informative, entertaining, and it makes you feel for the patient. There are no major surprises, but I really enjoyed the documentary. It was a great watch.
Sandra W.
Monday, 08 Jun 2020 02:25

It's never easy for an aspiring director to find funding, particularly if you have no idea what your movie is going to look like. But this movie was an exception, and it's all thanks to the director and the producers. This is a well-made documentary about how Angel Films was founded, how it was financed, how it was advertised, how it made its mark, and how the hard work paid off. But, it's the story of how the film was made, and how much the movie was worth, that makes this movie work. The two most powerful actors are Alan Parker and Roger Corman, who, with the support of the filmmakers, managed to make this movie work. The movie is well-shot, well-edited, and well-acted. The director also managed to find and hire the very talented actors in this movie, who worked very hard. You will be entertained for the entire duration of the movie, but be prepared to be disturbed and educated.
Kathleen Evans
Thursday, 04 Jun 2020 17:58

This is a very informative film. It tells the story of Bibi and her family and what happened when she moved to Pakistan and into a country that is totally different from the one she lived in for a long time. They tell the story of how Bibi became a woman, how her family was torn apart, how they survived and tried to survive. There is an emphasis on the way she gets into all these challenges and how she tries to adapt to the new environment. I highly recommend this movie for people who are interested in this topic.
Jacob W.
Wednesday, 03 Jun 2020 10:31

Not having watched the series, I did not know what to expect when I bought the DVD. I would say it is one of the best documentaries I have seen in a while, and definitely worth watching, especially if you enjoy good documentaries. The short documentaries were very informative and often made me laugh. The episodes are organized very well and there are a lot of great interviews, but I would like to see more of the last two episodes and some more of the complete series.
Danielle
Tuesday, 02 Jun 2020 14:57

An interesting film that gives us a good insight on how how sexual abuse can cause lasting damage to a child. This film provides a snapshot of the abuse as it happened, what the parents did to try and protect their child, and how the child reacted. The documentary is very well done and it really got me thinking about what I have experienced in my life and how many people have been affected. I felt the lack of support given to this family is shocking, how can it be that such a family would not be found to be the person the police believed them to be? The documentary is very well done and I would recommend it to anyone who has been abused or is a victim of sexual abuse. It will make you think and the documentary definitely has it's share of truth.
Emma Marshall
Tuesday, 26 May 2020 20:02

The world is ending, and this film is a warning to us, it will be here before you know it. We have been told that there will be no more conflict and there will be peace and hope. We will get back to the way things were, but this film does not think that way. I don't think that the ending will be the one you think. This film is about what happens when you get all that you want and then a disaster occurs. It is not as happy as you thought it would be. There are some things you can't turn back from, so it is not a happy ending. It is very scary, it makes you think about your own future. The film has some really great messages in it, you will not see a movie like this one ever again. You can't have the time to prepare, and this movie will make you think about how you can make the most of your time.
Dorothy Salazar
Sunday, 24 May 2020 05:08

I saw this movie the first time it was released on DVD, and I enjoyed it very much. The DVD also includes a documentary on the making of the movie, and it's very interesting. Also, the fact that this movie is based on a true story gives it an added edge. However, if you're just looking for a good movie with good actors and a good story, then I'd skip this one. If you're looking for a movie that you can feel good about watching, this one is for you. I was impressed with how much this movie touched me, and I'd recommend it to anyone.
Kenneth Gilbert
Saturday, 16 May 2020 02:46

Fantastic film, about the greatest thing I have ever seen in my life, the ability to transcend your mortal fears and transform into a warrior. This is not to say that I've always been a person who thinks that way, but I've always believed that it is possible. It is not just a fantasy to believe in that. If you do believe in that, you may be able to go through that process. If you do not, you may not. If you do believe, then you will have a special place in your heart, and this film will help you find it. It is a very personal film. It's an introspective film, which I think is very rare. I was very grateful for this film, and it made me realize that I need to get my act together to accept people who are different from me, and accept myself for who I am, and not just what I see. I had an experience with an individual who seemed like a very different person from me, but I felt a connection to her. I can relate to her, and it's something I don't have the ability to do. I want to be able to be a part of the community that she has created, and be able to share that community with other people who are not that different from me. I don't want to be different, but I want to be accepted. I want to see people as I see them. That's why I got involved in this film, and I think that's why it helped me realize that. There are no words to express the sheer joy of this film. It was just amazing. I can't describe it. I felt like I was a part of a film I've never seen before. I can't explain how I felt. It was the best film experience I've ever had. I hope everyone has the opportunity to see this film. If you do, please go see it. It is not just a film. It is a film that is like a puzzle, and it's going to help you put the pieces together. This film is a fantastic film experience, and I can't wait to see everyone else's experiences, and I can't wait to be part of the community that it creates.
Jason H.
Friday, 15 May 2020 20:58

The generosity of the Cuban people is shown on many levels, from the way they cook and entertain to the sheer quantity of medical supplies they have been able to ship from Cuba to the US in just a few months. The aid they send to the US is phenomenal. These men are true heroes and should be celebrated. The Cuban people deserve to know that the US is listening to their problems. This is a great film. It is a must see. It shows the true Cuban people and how they treat one another, their families, and the world.
Lawrence
Monday, 04 May 2020 21:54

This film is about the effect of the Soviet Union on Eastern Europe, and how some people were affected by it. It shows how it affected the people, and how the people reacted. A lot of what is shown is history. The interviews were done in Russian, and with Russian people. This is a great film, but for the general audience, it is not the best movie. Some of the interviewees were not as open as they could have been. The film has a bit of a lull at the beginning, but then picks up again. I think this is the best way to show the effect of the Soviet Union on the people. If you want to see a documentary about the Soviet Union, watch this film.
Gary Lopez
Saturday, 02 May 2020 18:53

I'm sure there are people who found this film, or at least saw it, extremely hard to watch, and for them I would have to say that I don't understand their reactions. Some might find it scary, or even traumatizing, others might just have problems dealing with it. I didn't find it difficult at all. The film is simply a report of some of the first events in a high school rebellion that was, for the most part, kept secret from everyone. The people involved are, without a doubt, very strong people and many of them have come out with excellent reasons for doing what they did. The first 30 minutes of the film was simply some of them talking about the incident, the thing that happened, and why they did it. It was quite fascinating. I could not get it out of my head. I was deeply moved by this film. It was like watching a documentary about an incident that happened years ago, but the film is based on what the teenagers are talking about now. I think it was a great film. I would recommend it to anyone who is interested in high school, social, and rebellion. It's about as good as I can make it.
Jose Bowman
Saturday, 02 May 2020 12:57

This is a great documentary. It is a great documentary in my opinion because it really makes you think. You don't want to leave the theater after watching this movie, because it really makes you think. This is a great movie and you should watch it.
George Fisher
Tuesday, 28 Apr 2020 14:44

I've been a fan of Goodwill for some time. I've been to a number of their stores and volunteered there for many years. It was always a great opportunity to learn and meet people. I've also been a volunteer at several Salvation Army facilities in the Washington DC area. I've also volunteered at Goodwill stores in the Pittsburgh area and the Chattanooga area. I was a participant in the Goodwill community effort to sell toys for children in Chattanooga, TN. I was one of the vendors at the Goodwill community center in El Paso, TX for the Georgia Kids Health Fair. I've also been a participant at Goodwill stores in Washington DC area and at local Goodwill clubs. I'm glad to have the opportunity to tell my story to the world. Thank you to everyone who worked so hard to help and to those who worked with us to try to get the product to us. You have been amazing. You have been incredible. We're very grateful. I look forward to seeing your vision for the future.
Steven K.
Monday, 27 Apr 2020 07:26

There's not much to say about this movie except that it's so much fun to watch. It is so cheesy that I'm glad I didn't pay to watch it. However, if you have the time, it's a fun little story of the true meaning of life. There's one scene in particular that I thought was a perfect example of how to make a good movie: when Michael and Laurie are on their "lucky day" of hitting the jackpot at the lottery and Laurie, dressed in a sexy cat suit, invites the father and his wife to her birthday party. The father, dressed in a matching suit, is shocked that Laurie is so obvious and charming. He offers his seat and Laurie asks him to do the same. He does, and it's a big moment in their relationship. Later on, Laurie has to deal with her father's loss of his job and the poor health of his wife. There's a fun scene in the bathroom, where Laurie has to use the toilet. As she is peeking into the mirror, she sees the father and his wife watching her. She says, "I'm going to get you, and I'm going to take you away from them." He agrees, and he says that he's going to have sex with his wife, "and we'll be home for dinner." She says that she's a good cook and doesn't need to get home for dinner. I really don't understand the movie, but it's so fun to watch.
Kathy Ross
Friday, 24 Apr 2020 10:43

I was looking forward to this documentary as I thought it would be a good introduction to the subject of immigration. It certainly is. The title is misleading and the story is more interesting than the title implies. What the title should be about is the use of the word "pig" to describe the Mexican immigrants. The story is more about the way in which a family's power is challenged by the ways in which the family is being governed by their own American ideals and values. For this reason, this documentary would not have been as enjoyable for me if it had been made about the issue of family values. The story is far more interesting and interesting than the title suggests. It is also a story about how a group of people with very different cultures and values came together to care for each other. If the title had been "The Gay Family" or "The Black Family" then this documentary would have been better. I also found it interesting that this documentary was made by an immigrant from a country with a large African-American population. This documentary will provide a valuable and interesting resource for any community.
Albert Holmes
Thursday, 23 Apr 2020 03:16

Here's a tale of how one little boy was miraculously transformed into a teenager, with the help of a wheelchair. "How do you know you're special?" a woman asked as her child, Liam, was wheeled to a small screening room for a special presentation. The boy was then told, "Because you're in the Special Olympics." The boy looked at his mother, as she replied, "But that's what I'm doing with my kids." The mother was grateful, but was also uncertain as to whether she wanted to make the same decision as her children. And so the decision was made. Liam was born with Spina Bifida, and his mother was able to operate on him by simply pressing the button on a special device. But what is really miraculous about this story is the outcome. A small boy with a birth defect gets to see his special gift, which was never a problem in the past, come to life. The problem was that this boy had no other parents. He had never been introduced to them. When he was born, he was abandoned by his mother. He had been in foster care for five years. His father, an old man, didn't want him, but when Liam had been hospitalized for several weeks, his father agreed to take him in. His mother, also an old woman, was so overcome with guilt that she chose not to take her own son to the Special Olympics. She was too ashamed to tell Liam's father, who was her only support, about her guilt. Then, there was the mother's son, who had a difficult time getting accepted by the other boys in the special class. Liam was the only boy who stood out. He was strong and determined. He was also intelligent and enjoyed sports. The boys' teacher was determined to get him into the Special Olympics. The boys' coach was also determined to get Liam into the Special Olympics. The teacher was willing to pay his son's tuition, to teach him the basics of the sport, and to bring his son to the Special Olympics. But when Liam finally got to the Special Olympics, he was already running late. He was late for the competition. The coach was furious. He wanted Liam to get out of the competition so he could organize a race. But Liam had already told him that he would be running for the Special Olympics, and so he would get to run, as well. The coach, who had long been a racer himself, was determined to get Liam in the race. But when Liam finally did get to the race, he didn't win. He didn't finish the race. But he did manage to finish the race in the second place. It was the first time in his life that he had finished a race. The boy couldn't believe his good fortune. This was not the first time that he had done this. The man had told him that he would be running with his brother. But Liam had not told him about his brother. He had told him that he had no siblings. Liam was so proud. He was going to get to compete for the Special Olympics. The Special Olympics is a non-profit organization that provides medical care to children with special needs. They are made up of mostly children, ages 7 to 18, who are from low-income families and live in disadvantaged neighborhoods. Because the Special Olympics is an Olympic sport, their competition must take place in a school building. Liam was very excited. He wanted to get to the competition in the school building. The school building was not far from his home. But his mother, who had to work two jobs, was still not ready to take him to the Special Olympics. The Special Olympics is a charity organization that raises money to support the Special Olympics. The money is put in the Special Olympics foundation. And the money goes to the Special Olympics. The money is used to provide the Special Olympics facilities, the training for the athletes, and to provide the financial support for the athletes. The Special Olympics provide health care for the athletes and pay for the medical bills. Liam's mother had to
Joe P.
Tuesday, 14 Apr 2020 05:21

From the producers of the award-winning 'Shallow Hal', 'Friends With Benefits', 'American Wedding' and 'Happy Endings', this documentary is a very special look into the lives of two people who have survived the end of their marriages, but who are living together again. They have all struggled with the emotions and struggles of being single, and having to live without the love and support of a spouse. One has been able to live her life without the support of a spouse, while the other has lost the emotional support of a spouse and is having to live alone. This is an incredibly emotional and moving documentary that shines a light on the struggles of being single in America. However, the film does not end with one of them being single, but rather goes on to show the struggles of living without a spouse. There are several scenes that will have you in tears and will show you how important love and commitment are. The documentary also goes on to show how much being single can be to someone. It shows how they both struggle with having to live alone and how much they both miss their spouse. I highly recommend this film. It is well worth seeing.
Wayne B.
Saturday, 28 Mar 2020 15:40

This documentary about the 18th century cotton industry was recorded by an undercover movie crew working for a newspaper in Memphis. The crew visited the Cotton Trust, where they heard firsthand accounts from workers, owners, and their families about the horrible conditions of the cotton fields and their struggles to make ends meet. The documentary was extremely well produced and well presented. The production values are very good. The camera work is also excellent, as are the quality of the sound. The story was told by an intimate, human perspective and the documentary was extremely well written. I would recommend this film to anyone interested in the American cotton industry or its history. This is an excellent documentary that will get you interested in the cotton industry and its history.
Jose W.
Saturday, 28 Mar 2020 10:06

Doomed to fail, the British film industry is doomed to fail. In the last decade or so, British films have produced some truly wonderful work, and it's easy to see why: with a talented, multi-talented group of writers and directors, we have the rarest of beasts: talent and skill. But it's not enough. Sometimes the producers and directors, writers and editors, need to be given a mandate to make films, not just to be on a team. This movie is a shining example. If I may add, it's not as good as "La La Land" but it's as good as "La La Land." A team of good film-makers, really good, really talented film-makers, have come together to make a truly beautiful film that is worth watching. They are able to communicate their ideas and frustrations in a way that is honest and unpretentious. I cannot recommend this film enough. Please go out and see it. It will blow you away.
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