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(276) 5.2 90 min 2018 Subtitles and Closed Captions

American Chaos is a movie starring John Ladd, Julio Martinez, and James D. Stern. A man searches for answers to Donald Trump's widespread support before the 2016 presidential election.

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Documentary
Director
James D. Stern
Starring
John Ladd, James D. Stern, Julio Martinez

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Genres Documentary
Director James D. Stern
Stars John Ladd, James D. Stern, Julio Martinez
Country USA
Also Known As Američki Haos
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 A man searches for answers to Donald Trump's widespread support before the 2016 presidential election.

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Linda Watson
Sunday, 07 Jun 2020 04:10

One of the most interesting and original documentaries I've seen in a long time. I can't quite put my finger on why I liked this one so much. I think it was the honesty and the raw look at the Nazi's as a people. I was not prepared for what I saw in this documentary, and I was actually shocked at how bad the acting was. The documentary was actually quite informative as well as entertaining. I think that the entire German populace should see this, because the German people were far more barbaric than the people portrayed in this film. There is a very good story to be told here.
Philip Davis
Friday, 05 Jun 2020 20:51

When I saw this documentary I was not expecting much, and yet I was impressed. The problem I have with most documentaries is that they don't go into much depth. This one goes a little deeper. It focuses on the side of the mainstream press that is not interested in covering the protests. It focuses on the mainstream media not reporting the protests, instead focusing on the protest itself. This makes sense because it's the mainstream media that is covering the protests. I am a fan of the mainstream press, but this documentary is worth seeing. I highly recommend it.
Zachary S.
Thursday, 04 Jun 2020 13:24

This documentary is very well done and very informative. I'd be interested to know more about the workings of the group and their relationships with other groups. The film is a lot of eye-candy, but that's not a bad thing. You'll be looking at a lot of the same people and it's fun to see them all in their glory. This is a great film. There are some very interesting details that come out in this documentary and they're all quite interesting. I think this is a great film. It's very informative and there are some interesting stories and the people in the film are interesting and funny. This documentary is a great documentary.
Dylan R.
Wednesday, 03 Jun 2020 05:57

I don't know what's up with all these low ratings. If you have seen this film you have to see it again. It's not as bad as some reviewers say. It's a very entertaining film. I love the score by Diamon Arguello, the score by Haim Saban. I'm a big fan of theirs. It's just a great musical score. It's beautiful and different. It makes you feel like you're in the movie. I think the film is a good representation of the history of the Civil Rights movement. I would recommend it to anyone. I would rate it a 6 or 7. I give it an 8/10.
Martha Burns
Saturday, 30 May 2020 07:44

We all know that a lot of our celebrities don't seem to do a lot of interviews, but this film shows you just how he/she goes about it. Of course you have to look at the specific situation and the interviewees, but for me personally, the best part of the film is the introduction of the subjects and the way they talk about them. Also, if you're a fan of the subject, this movie is a must-see.
Sean Fowler
Saturday, 30 May 2020 01:56

Funny to see the state of the world today when they speak of our civilization. Well, we can only dream of being where they are. We are still not a world power, we have not conquered our enemies, we have not killed millions of people, but we are powerful, we are on the right path and that path will be better than that of all our competitors. We should have our country back and we are going to make it happen. We have the greatest leader ever. He is not a politician, he is the founder of the nation, the most powerful country in the world, the leader of the world. But what if he had become a dictator? Would the world be a better place? No, it would be worse. We have to think about this now, before our next world leader becomes the leader of our country.
Jacob
Saturday, 30 May 2020 01:48

You have to have the guts to follow your dreams and be stubborn enough to take chances. And you also have to have a heart. Some people are just born to be superstars. They are not born to be scribes. This is the story of how one humble scribe from Brooklyn managed to be the chief editor of the International Herald Tribune in India. It's also the story of his love for the country, his years of struggle to get it, and his fight to do the right thing, no matter how small the sacrifice. The film is about his journey and the culture shock he suffered. I was happy to see this film, because it is full of interesting people, interesting stories and interesting images. But most of all, it is about how hard it is to be a scribe in a foreign country, and how much you have to give up to become one. There are many people that are in the exact same situation as Mark. They are very stubborn, but they don't give up easily. But he did. He did it all and he never gave up. I highly recommend this film. You will be amazed. And you will have to take a chance and do the right thing, no matter what.
Pamela Kelley
Wednesday, 27 May 2020 11:02

I have always been fascinated by how the media portrays the "sick world". From the 1970's to the present day, I have been in contact with a large number of people suffering from this disease, both mentally and physically. It is often a case of illness followed by a social transition from the 'real' to the 'ill' world. The health professionals I have spoken to, including the American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) and the American Medical Association (AMA) have been very open about this. There are also some who have been treated for their illness by the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and are now the "successful" patients. The entire subject is discussed in a very honest and thorough manner. The movie's title is a very apt description. The movie starts with the results of a study that has shown that there are significant differences between the patient's perceptions and the reality. The same can be said for their treatment. One of the interesting points that I have learned about is that a large number of people (mostly college students) who suffer from mental illness are not only aware of the problems they have, but actively seek to improve their condition. One of the points that I have learned is that many of them are aware of the negative effects of their illness, and are taking steps to remedy these. The movie has a great deal of information on this topic. It also contains information on how to treat mental illness, from medication, to therapy. A good point is made about the difference between treatment and cure. The movie also shows the difficulties of treatment, and the difficulties of the patients themselves. The movie ends with a discussion of what the future holds for the patients who are now "successful" patients, and what can be done to make the "real" world a better place for them. I highly recommend this movie, especially to those who have been personally affected by mental illness.
Thomas
Tuesday, 19 May 2020 08:41

The World is Not a Straight Line is a fascinating look at the fascinating world of contemporary political activism in the United States. It's not a documentary; it's a look at what it takes to make a political impact. It's a look at a campaign, and the obstacles to success. We meet a number of individuals who have set out to be the next Ben Carson or Michael Moore, and have accomplished it. We meet activists who have paved the way for others to follow, like the "Americans for Prosperity" (a political action group based in Texas) who used their wealthy benefactors to fund their efforts, and other activists who have put their own money behind their causes. We meet a number of politicians who have become activists themselves, and have done it for themselves, and other people. There are a number of interviews with activists and politicians who have a particular affinity for the movement they are part of. This is a very well-made documentary, and it's a pleasure to see how such a fascinating subject has been treated. The fact that it's been done in a documentary format, and not in an investigative mode, means that the film doesn't take a hard line on the activists themselves. They are the subjects, and that's how it should be. The people we meet, like the D.C. police officer who was harassed for his activism, and the NAACP leader who turned her activism into a business, aren't portrayed as the enemy. There is no trashing of them. Rather, we see them as people who are trying to make a difference in their community. The film is also interesting in that it doesn't focus on the activists themselves. It doesn't focus on the people who back them, and there is no question about who is in favor of what. In that sense, the film is much more focused on the people in the street, than it is on the leaders of the movement. It's interesting to note that many of the people interviewed are very young, and that the movement is young. The youngest of the activists interviewed, a teen who uses the name Chris (he has been interviewed several times by MTV), was interviewed by CNN's Piers Morgan. This isn't a movement that is too old to be involved in, and it's a movement that is young enough to be young, and to be young without being too old. People are asking themselves, "How do I become involved?" They are asking themselves, "How do I get involved?" This is an interesting documentary that will keep you thinking about it. It's a great way to get a look at how a movement can get started and what the barriers to it are.
Crystal Johnston
Saturday, 16 May 2020 17:55

In one sense, we can't really fault this documentary. It's just a very good documentary. The images and the voice-overs are compelling, and there's the beautiful picture of the South, of which this is a rare exception. But this documentary does come down to the question of what a documentary is. A documentary is an attempt to tell a story through photographs. Here, we have a documentary about South Africa. It's about a struggle that took place, and the struggle that the South Africans went through. The film has its moments of clarity. We see the brutality, we see the greed, we see the lack of government. It's all very relevant to what is happening right now in the United States. The documentary doesn't go as far as some of its critics have, but it's still worthwhile.
Benjamin Robertson
Wednesday, 13 May 2020 21:13

I don't understand why the mainstream media is so infatuated with the Russian hacking story. If the Russians were behind this, it was a minor attack. In fact, it was a pretty low-key attack, with a lot of security measures taken to ensure the hackers did not know their target. If that was the case, they did not use hacking for the majority of their attacks. This was a less-successful attack, probably the only attack in which the hackers were able to do some damage. There was some time that I thought the Russians might have been behind it, but I have since learned that it was not the Russians, but another country, and they were in fact not the perpetrators. There is a lot of misinformation out there, and it is probably best not to trust the mainstream media. But, if you are curious, there are a few documentaries that are better than the mainstream media at providing information and analysis.
Jeremy
Tuesday, 12 May 2020 13:46

I don't usually write reviews, but after seeing this film, I felt obligated to. This movie tells a very specific story. I have read many reviews saying this is the most important documentary ever. This is the only one I have seen, and it is very, very important. There are a lot of documentaries about environmental issues. This one is a very personal story about the environmental impact of genetically modified foods. It is the story of many people, who lost their food, their family and their homes to this product. The problem is that no one wants to take a stand on this issue. I want to remind people that GMOs are not dangerous, they are not the answer, they are a product that can help us feed a growing world. We are making a mistake. We should have learned that from the beginning of our agriculture, so we don't have to have this debate anymore. We have the right to know the facts. There are people who think this is a problem, but there are so many people who don't know the truth. The fact that people have a choice on whether they want to eat a GMO or not, and that it is not an issue is very, very sad.
Betty S.
Monday, 11 May 2020 12:15

I've always enjoyed Michael Moore's work, as well as his films on the news. I had no idea that this film would be so incredible, so well done, and so deep in thought. The film starts with Moore questioning a CBS producer who was questioning his ideas about the various scandals that he was uncovering, and the discussion goes on. Moore begins to ask the producer a series of questions, and then asks a series of questions himself. This is the part that really surprised me. I've never really cared much about the news, but I've always been intrigued by the workings of the news business. I was actually intrigued by the information he was uncovering. I had no idea he could get so deep into a discussion about a scandal that he was uncovering. I thought I was watching a documentary, but I wasn't. It's not a documentary. The subject matter is not even being covered. But it is still a good documentary. It's entertaining, and insightful, and I think that's what makes it so great. If you're interested in seeing what this man has been up to, I highly recommend it.
Roy Young
Saturday, 09 May 2020 17:04

A good documentary that I found very entertaining. A great watch. What a shame that the good people at the BBC don't really give a rat's ass about the environment.
Kenneth C.
Tuesday, 05 May 2020 18:51

There are a lot of people who seem to think that what's going on in the world today is bad, and that America is a great nation, that we are the world's savior, etc. I am not one of them, and I am not the one to make this film. I'm just a normal guy who loves his country, and a lot of the films I've seen about the United States, especially the recent ones, have been very bad. But this film is different. It's very well made, and I think it should be seen by all Americans. This is not an anti-American film, just a film about how the US government treats its citizens. I think it's a good movie, and it's interesting to see how Americans are treated by the government. It's a lot more interesting than the films about the events in Iraq, for example, because that's just a bunch of Hollywood actors pretending to be from Iraq, and that's it. But this film is about the United States, and it shows how they treat its citizens. It's not just about what's happening in Iraq, or the issues of terrorism, it's about how the United States treats its citizens. It's a film that should be seen by everyone, and it's a very good one. I also recommend "Closer", "Boys Don't Cry", and "Traffic". I also recommend watching the "Naked Gun" movies, because I think they're good too. They're different, but they have the same message, which is the same one. It's not "Boys Don't Cry" that is the best movie ever, it's "Closer". And I also recommend "Saving Private Ryan", which is also a good film. I think the most important film that I've seen about the United States, is "The Day After", and that's a film that should be seen by everyone, because it's a very good film about the American people. But this film is very good. I give it a 9 out of 10.
Samuel Weaver
Friday, 01 May 2020 20:38

I watched this movie when it was on the TV, but I was unable to get ahold of it. I was looking forward to seeing it when it came to DVD, but I have not yet seen it. I saw the DVD on the TV again, and it was on one channel and I was unable to find it. So I thought I would go back to my local video store and buy the DVD. After seeing it, I was more than impressed with it. I think that this movie could have been better if it was a little longer, but I think that it is well worth watching.
Eugene S.
Tuesday, 28 Apr 2020 23:56

I had the pleasure of seeing this documentary at the Tribeca Film Festival and it is absolutely amazing. It is absolutely brilliant and completely different from what most people would expect from a documentary. It is full of fascinating insights into the lives of four different families and the impact they have on their children. The story of the four families is heartbreaking and inspiring. They all share a common bond that transcends race and ethnicity. It is incredibly moving and it is not a documentary that will be played on late night TV. This is a movie that you will want to see again and again. The documentary is a true story and it is very well done. The family's story is very personal and the stories of the children are also very touching. The children are very strong and powerful and I have never seen a documentary that has had such a strong impact on me. I am not going to ruin the movie by telling you all of the amazing stories of the children. The reason I say that is because you have to experience this documentary for yourself and I highly recommend you to do so. You will not be disappointed.
Rebecca
Thursday, 23 Apr 2020 18:17

A documentary about an unlikely ally, the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA), which has fought a brutal war against Serbian forces since the 1990s. The KLA is an extremely small terrorist group, consisting of few hundred members, with very little leadership. They are led by the charismatic Milorad Dodik, a former Bosnian Serb general, who founded the group in the 1990s. The KLA is a relatively new group, and the KLA is much more militaristic than their predecessors, which helped the group to be more effective. They have long weapons, but they also possess a much larger number of rockets and grenades than the KLA had at the time of the war. It is this difference that is the focus of the documentary. The KLA has its own leaders, and a number of prominent commanders are known to have been involved in the organization. Milorad Dodik is considered a hero for his role in leading the group, and his alleged involvement in the 1995 Srebrenica massacre is a source of considerable controversy. A key member of the KLA is Ali Prasov, a former member of the Serbian Army who was imprisoned and tortured by the Serbs. Prasov's behavior is shown in a series of interviews, but his motivation for joining the group is not clear. He was instrumental in helping to organize the KLA, but he was not involved in combat. Dodik claims that Prasov was a collaborator, and the KLA does not seem to have any problem with Prasov's involvement in the group. Dodik also claims that the KLA are not affiliated with any other Serbian groups, but some of the groups that they have fought against have been linked to the Serbian Army. The KLA have also been accused of being responsible for a number of killings, but it is not clear if this was a factor in their tactics. They have killed Serbs, and their actions have earned them the nickname "the Brown Berets of the Balkans." The KLA have also been accused of committing atrocities in Bosnia and Kosovo, and it is clear that the KLA has been at odds with the Bosnian Serb Army. The KLA is the subject of the documentary, but Dodik and the KLA themselves are not. The KLA was established by Dodik and his father, and they were involved in the creation of the KLA. Dodik claims that he was a leader of the KLA before he was born, and he claims to have been involved in some of the most important battles of the group. The documentary shows some of the KLA's exploits, such as the capture of a Serb artillery unit and the execution of the commander of the unit. Dodik's father, a former Bosnian Serb general, is also interviewed. Dodik claims that he had close ties with the KLA, and that he was a recruiter. He also claims that he was involved in several of the group's battles. He says that the KLA does not only fight for themselves, but also for the Serbs, and that the group is very efficient in its use of violence. The KLA is a very small group, and they do not seem to have any leaders. There is a great deal of evidence that Dodik was involved in the formation of the KLA, and it is very difficult to believe that he was not involved. Dodik claims that
Douglas
Sunday, 05 Apr 2020 06:12

I have always liked the documentaries. I liked this one a lot. I think that there are some movies that are good for more than one viewing, and this is one of them. I think that the main idea is to give an explanation for the political problems in the world. It's not only a documentary. It is not just a documentary of a specific country. It is a movie that will make you think. In the end, it will make you feel more like a political person. It will also make you realize that you can make a difference. I recommend it.
Michelle
Sunday, 05 Apr 2020 02:57

I didn't see the movie until it was on TV last night. It was a bit boring, but I was expecting something like this. It's definitely not the worst documentary I've seen, but it's not good either. It's more of a documentary about how people with mental illnesses get treated. The thing that bothered me was the ending. I was really hoping for a dramatic scene. I'm not a fan of violence, but I do like a good dramatic ending. I'm really sorry to say that I was disappointed, but I have to say that this documentary isn't good, and I think people should stop seeing it, because it doesn't do much to help people. It does, however, make you want to find a doctor who is really nice and understands mental illnesses, because you want to do something for those people. If you can find out about some kind of therapy that will help you to not think that way, then that would be the best thing to do. I think people should go to a doctor for the first time, and not just see the doctor because it's a movie.
Samuel Bailey
Sunday, 05 Apr 2020 01:14

Funny, scary, sad and somewhat touching documentary. At times you might feel that the director, Danjel Egerman, wants to make the audience laugh and at other times you might feel that the filmmaker wants to make the audience feel the situation. Some things he does is quite unique, like making the audience laugh in the first few minutes, and in the last half hour, he even does a documentary about the movie's problems. One of the best parts of the documentary is when he makes the audience cry, and the first half is filled with some very sad moments. But he also makes you feel the movie is too slow at some parts and this really shows the pain and the sadness of the people who had to live with the poverty, and he tries to make you feel that the director has a heart. A good documentary and worth to watch.
Mildred G.
Sunday, 05 Apr 2020 00:09

As a video enthusiast, I am not easily frightened by anything that happens on the screen. However, I must admit that this was a unique experience. I could not keep my eyes from the screen for more than ten minutes. The cameraman clearly had no problems at all with the loud, bright, and distracting colors of the video feed. When the sound was on, the camera angle could be adjusted to make the sound on the screen more subtle and less obtrusive. The cinematographer must have had a lot of experience with this kind of shots. The acting was also very good. I enjoyed how the narrator explained the meaning of the movie and gave us an explanation of the words that he was reading. As for the idea of a kind of "art" that is happening in the film, I think that it was great. It is a movie that is trying to communicate the meaning of life to us. It is very difficult to do this when we have no idea what life is. The way the narrator tells the story is very convincing. I could not stop laughing at the humor that was used in the narration. In the end, I felt that I was very much involved in the movie. The movie was good. I would recommend it to anyone who has not seen it.
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