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(6) 3.8 89 min 2018 Subtitles and Closed Captions

The Lost Village is a movie starring Andretti Mullens, Robert Ascherman, and Brad Burgess. In Greenwich Village there is Debt Slavery and prostitution at NYU due to high tuition and fees for students. NYU and other Land Lords are...

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Documentary
Director
Roger Paradiso
Starring
Daria Butler, Robert Ascherman, Andretti Mullens, Brad Burgess

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Genres Documentary
Director Roger Paradiso
Stars Daria Butler, Robert Ascherman, Andretti Mullens, Brad Burgess
Country USA
Runtime 1 h 29 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 In Greenwich Village there is Debt Slavery and prostitution at NYU due to high tuition and fees for students. NYU and other Land Lords are changing the character of the Bohemian Village due to outrageous rents and pass along real estate taxes.

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Sara
Thursday, 02 Jul 2020 05:20

In the 1950's, German filmmaker Werner Herzog made his first major film The Seventh Seal. The film is a vivid look at the horrors of war and a testament to how much the film industry has changed since the time it was made. Herzog made a documentary about the making of the film. The Seventh Seal is a wonderfully shot film, with wonderful cinematography and wonderful performances. It's a slow-paced film, but it is very moving. Herzog's documentary is very long, but I think that is his style. It's an epic film, but Herzog uses his camera to tell his story. The film is about a group of soldiers who are on a rescue mission in the Himalayas. Herzog captures the war in Afghanistan, and shows the different cultures of the various people who were there. The film is very quiet and quiet. It's about the soldiers, and how the soldiers handle the horrors of war. Herzog's documentary is very quiet, and not very long. It's a really powerful documentary. The film is not too slow, and Herzog does a great job with his photography. I think that is his style. He also uses his camera to tell his story, and he does a really good job with that. The Seventh Seal is a wonderful film, and I recommend it. It is a slow-paced film, but it is a wonderful film. It is a great film. I think that's Werner Herzog's style.
Frank Rivera
Thursday, 25 Jun 2020 10:25

The Lost Village is a documentary that was made by film director Lewis Teague who was traveling with his family. He was filming what was happening in the area around their camp. His mother, mother in law, and father had left the area and he was on his own. He was traveling through the forest with the family and they saw something that frightened them so much that they ran away from the area. This documentary has a great feeling to it and you can really see the feelings of the people in the area. The way that the father's felt was really amazing. I think that this is a great documentary that you can learn from. The only reason that I am giving this a 7/10 is because it didn't really have a lot of time to tell the story. It was a little bit long and they could have told it a little bit more. I recommend this documentary to anyone.
Samantha
Wednesday, 17 Jun 2020 19:56

This is an excellent documentary, full of fascinating facts and figures. It is based on a true story of a group of Soviet Jews who survived the Holocaust and were resettled in the United States, the United Kingdom, France, and Canada. The film provides a wonderful, personal look at the events of the Holocaust, showing how these people were able to find love, friendship, and community. It also provides a look at the life of those who were able to remain in the U.S. and Canada after the war, and the issues they faced after the war. It is very touching, and I believe this is one of the best documentaries ever made.
Arthur Stone
Thursday, 04 Jun 2020 17:52

My son and I enjoyed this film. I thought the documentary was well done and did not come across as cheesy or trying to make it sound like it was from the ground up. It was shot and edited well and helped the audience to understand the culture of the Sioux. It was a fascinating look at a culture and its struggles and the movie kept the focus on the family and their journey. The acting and directing was great and I felt that the movie was moving at a good pace. I was glad that they did not show the reservation and that it was a feature film. I would recommend this film to anyone looking for a documentary or looking to understand the Lakota culture.
Ashley
Saturday, 23 May 2020 17:17

I am going to say this about this movie: I am a great fan of documentaries. I've seen so many, from Saving Private Ryan, to Platoon, and to the many documentaries on war from World War II to the Gulf War. I have seen some documentaries that were so well done, that they are almost "masterpieces". This is not one of them. The story of the Japanese Americans who were interned during WWII and the hardships that they faced is so well told, it is hard to watch. The documentary doesn't go into the war, but focuses on the people who lived through it, their families and the stories they told about their experiences. The documentary is very well done, but the film is also very well done. The director does a great job of showing the hardships, the hardships of the Japanese Americans during the war, and the things that they did to try to keep their families together. The film is very well done, and very well done. However, the film is very long. It feels like the director was trying to show every single event, but he could only tell you about a few of them. He could have told you more about the things that were difficult to watch. If the director had spent more time on the Japanese Americans, the film would have been a lot more interesting. Overall, I'd say that the documentary is worth watching, but it is not one of the best documentaries I've seen.
Victoria
Sunday, 17 May 2020 17:56

Although this is a good documentary, it lacks any real depth. I could have used a bit more explanation about the events, but I could not have cared less. I had an inkling of something about the island before watching it, but it didn't matter. The island was just a backdrop, not a primary focus. As a documentary, I was never sure what the point of this was. It was not interesting or funny, but it was entertaining. I did not care for the people interviewed, or the film. It was certainly a waste of time, but not something that I would want to watch again. If you're in the mood for a good documentary, this is a good one to watch. If you're not, then perhaps this film is not for you.
Lauren Santos
Saturday, 16 May 2020 10:38

This film is a great documentary on the creation of the Lost Village and how it got lost. It's also a great look into the development of the film itself and how it got lost. I enjoyed this film. It was very well made and shot. It was very entertaining and I really liked the way the film was presented. It's not something you would watch once. It is something you would watch more than once. It's very well done. It is a great documentary and a great look into the Lost Village. It was a good documentary that I would recommend to anyone.
Bobby Castro
Tuesday, 12 May 2020 12:25

At the beginning of the movie, the narrator says "The Lost Village was a place of unimaginable beauty and loss. But it was also a place where even the most ordinary of people could find meaning." This film takes a look at the old village and its residents. The story is not new, but it's done in a way that you can feel like you're there. The acting is all very good, especially from Kate Winslet. Her performance is very realistic and brings out the essence of what it was like to live there. The camerawork is nice and the editing is excellent. The story is told in a way that allows the viewer to get lost in the story. It has a very slow pace but it works. The music is very relaxing and really adds to the experience. The Lost Village is a great film that anyone can enjoy.
Bruce
Tuesday, 12 May 2020 06:29

I loved this movie. It is a great documentary. The documentary was extremely well done and the cast of actors who made it was amazing. The story line was gripping, and the characters were so well portrayed. The editing was very well done. I thought the movie was very well put together and I was very satisfied with it. I really enjoyed the idea of showing the film in chronological order. It kept the viewer engaged and made me want to see more. It also kept me interested in the film, and it made me want to see it again. I think the movie was a great movie. I would definitely recommend it to anyone. I thought the acting was very well done. I thought that the way the story was told was very interesting and gave me a lot of insight into the lives of the people in the film. I also thought that the film was very well done and I really enjoyed it.
Dorothy
Friday, 08 May 2020 14:13

At first, I was skeptical about watching this film. I read the short story "The Lost Village" by Jane Johnson and was intrigued by the movie's subject. It is a fascinating and scary story. But I was interested in the subject and so I rented it. I was pleasantly surprised to see a film that was not dominated by the music and which had a very clear narrative structure. The film follows the path of a family, who become separated from their children and are forced to return to their homelands. The film also shows the family's struggles to survive. The film is very well done and the acting was very good. The story is not all that well known, but is very well told. The acting is very good, and I would recommend this film to anyone who is interested in the subject.
Rebecca Dixon
Friday, 08 May 2020 14:04

I was going to the theater to see this movie, and I was afraid that I wouldn't like it. The book was a good story, the director and producer obviously had a lot of experience in the field, and the actors all seemed to be giving a good performance. But I just couldn't get over the idea that there would be such a difference in the film. I was wrong. The film was wonderful. I would highly recommend it. However, I do recommend the book. It is better, and the director and producer are a part of it.
Patrick P.
Monday, 04 May 2020 10:03

The documentary focuses on a series of "shaky-cam" videos of what are supposedly the ruins of the lost village of Telluride, Colorado, and what people think happened to the place. However, the story is rather convoluted. The documentary is fairly well made, but the director seems to have his hands full trying to explain all the mysteries surrounding the site. Most of the footage comes from a man who claims to have been there, and some footage is taken from the inside of the "lost village." The interviews are usually done with some sort of technical jargon or a high-pitched voice to attempt to give a sense of mystery. If you're into documentaries, I'd suggest checking this one out, but if you're looking for a documentary about the history of Telluride, you might want to check out the amazing documentary "Echoes from the Past: The Abandoned Gold Mine in Colorado" that was made in 2012.
John G.
Thursday, 30 Apr 2020 17:39

I watched the DVD of this film as I always do. I think I must have watched it once or twice, because it was not the same for me. The first time I saw it I was confused, and then I did not like it. I don't think I have seen it for 10 years, and now I really appreciate it more and more. I think it is a great film. It shows how hard it is to go to the New World, and how it is a way to escape from your troubles. It is interesting to see how the society has changed, how the animals were treated and how they were hunted. It is a good film, and it is so interesting to see how the Spanish became rich and powerful. The Spanish were the ones who lived the longest in the New World. They have a very interesting culture, and it is fascinating to see how they developed the cultures. It is a film to watch, because you will not forget it.
Joshua
Wednesday, 22 Apr 2020 15:17

What a great film this is! This documentary looks at the struggle of a family, and their journey in the 1800's to find their family and return to their ancestral home. The movie is very insightful and well made. It shows the family's struggle to find their home, and how they got into the search for the lost village. I highly recommend this film to anyone who is interested in the topic. It is well-made, and well-worth the watch.
Patricia
Wednesday, 22 Apr 2020 09:29

I saw this documentary the other day, and I must say that I am very impressed. The majority of the film is about a man named Allen Shulgin, who has a fascination with psychedelics and the history behind them. The main focus of the film is his own personal journey into psychedelic drugs, and his love for them. The documentary does an excellent job at introducing the viewer to the history behind the drugs, as well as the history behind Allen Shulgin himself. There is a lot of talk about what he is really like, and the historical background behind the drugs. The documentary is very well put together, and the interviews are interesting. The film does a very good job at showing the story of how the drugs came to be, and also the history behind it. I found this film very well done, and very interesting. There is no real plot, but it does a very good job of telling the story of Allen Shulgin. Overall, this film is very well put together, and is well worth seeing. I rate it 7/10.
Jessica E.
Saturday, 04 Apr 2020 13:03

I was not a fan of The Lost Village when it was first released. I was not impressed by the acting and the premise of the film. I'm glad I decided to watch this documentary after having read the book several times. It is very interesting to hear the recollections of the people who worked on the film, and to see how they actually made it happen. I was pleased to learn that the director and the editor were not completely original, as I had assumed they were. The film was made with a lot of love, and this documentary does a great job of showing that. I would definitely recommend this documentary to anyone who enjoys history or film.
Samantha Hernandez
Saturday, 04 Apr 2020 09:27

It's not just that the theme of the film is a compelling one. It's also that the film is very well made and the photography is great. In fact, the cinematography is probably the best part of the film. If you're looking for a documentary on the history of the Hollywood Walk of Fame, I'd suggest something else. If you want a documentary on the making of the film, I'd suggest looking at the DVD instead.
Roger Weber
Saturday, 04 Apr 2020 08:09

At the start of this documentary we see a man (Garrett Howard) who claims he has been in the lost village for four years. He's in his 60's and has lost his memory. His brother, Doug, is a professor of anthropology. Doug has also lost his memory and cannot remember anything about the lost village. We see Doug working with an artist to recreate a mural in the lost village. It's fascinating to see how the artist does this, but the film is not very clear about the details of the mural. The most important detail that is not mentioned is that the lost village was located on the property of the Dalai Lama. The film also contains interviews with researchers who believe the Dalai Lama is still alive and in a monastery in India. The Dalai Lama does not approve of the film. The film has a few misleading or funny scenes. In one scene the director shows a TV showing scenes from a movie where a priest rapes a girl. The priest, David, is described as a "good guy" who was raped by his wife and the priest's son. In fact he was a pedophile who also raped his own daughter. The scene is funny, but not in a good way. I've seen many other documentaries that use this movie to get information. The Dalai Lama is not happy with the film and the Dalai Lama's representative has said that the film is not accurate. But I don't know what the Dalai Lama thinks about it. The film is a good documentary about the Tibet situation. The Dalai Lama has no control over the situation in Tibet. He has been a supporter of the Dalai Lama and the Tibetan people. I was curious about the Tibetan people and the situation in Tibet. The film is a little hard to watch at times. It's a bit boring at times and the Dalai Lama's representative tries to tell the truth. But it's a good documentary. There are many misleading scenes in the film. I don't think the Dalai Lama would approve of the film.
Janice Valdez
Saturday, 04 Apr 2020 06:52

Funny and enjoyable documentary about the famous Russian writer Andrei Sakharine, who, despite the fact that he was an atheist, was a very talented writer and a brilliant artist. In the film, we see how the writer lived his life, as well as his relationship with his father, who gave him the opportunity to be a writer. We also see how he was inspired by an old painting, and how this influenced him to become a poet and a writer. The film also includes interviews with some of his friends, as well as his father, who had no idea that his son was an atheist. As you can see, this is a very entertaining film, and we should all take a look at this film, especially if we are interested in the life of Sakharine.
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