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(322) 6.9 80 min 2019

Emanuel is a movie starring George Howard Adams, A.R. Bernard, and Nadine Collier. An inside look at the tragic event that took place in Charleston, South Carolina at the Emanuel AME Church, where 9 innocent churchgoers were gunned...

Starring: A.R. Bernard, Nadine Collier, Brien Gregorie, George Howard Adams

Genres: Documentary

Director: Brian Ivie

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Documentary
Director	Brian Ivie
Writer	Brian Ivie
Stars	A.R. Bernard, Nadine Collier, Brien Gregorie, George Howard Adams
Country	USA
Runtime	1H 20M
Description	An inside look at the tragic event that took place in Charleston, South Carolina at the Emanuel AME Church, where 9 innocent churchgoers were gunned down.

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Wednesday, 16 Sep 2020 23:54

I'm not sure what I saw in this documentary, but there's no doubt in my mind that it was one of the most important documentaries ever made. I was lucky enough to attend the Cannes Film Festival premiere of "The Hour of the Wolf" with a handful of friends, and I'd like to think that I saw something that others didn't see. In an hour and a half, the audience that I saw it with was genuinely moved and affected by the story. "The Hour of the Wolf" is one of the most powerful and beautiful films I've ever seen, and it's a film that will never be forgotten.

Jacqueline Greene

Monday, 14 Sep 2020 07:52

I was impressed with this documentary. It is well done and informative, but a little slow at times. It was not an overwhelming experience, but I found myself replaying scenes from the film over and over again, thinking of how to put the pieces together. I think that it was an attempt to make the film more universal, to bring out the message that "it is not just white people who are racist" and to show that it is the system that creates this type of racism. It was also interesting to see how many of the people who were interviewed were actually the ones who were being interviewed. One example of this was when the woman who was interviewed was talking about the people who were trying to take away her rights as a woman. The interview was actually the first one that was done with her, but when she was talking to the people who were being interviewed, she was actually being interviewed by them, as well. It was a bit strange to see how the interviewees, in fact, had more power over the interviewees. Overall, it was well done and I think that it is a good documentary to see.

Tuesday, 01 Sep 2020 22:36

The problem with this documentary is that it is neither about a musician nor a musician's problem. It is a documentary about a comedian who was basically a star for his talent rather than a performer. I suppose that the fact that he was a star for his talent would have been enough to attract this film. That said, it is a decent documentary for those of us who have seen and heard his act. I would have liked to see more of his serious moments, but it was not completely lacking. I believe it was well produced, edited and well made, though I have seen better and more thorough documentaries. It was good for me, I do not think it is necessary to see it multiple times to get the whole story. It is not a documentary that is meant to make a difference, but it is good for people who know him.

Saturday, 15 Aug 2020 19:12

I found this movie to be interesting. It has a great message, and is well shot. I found it quite engaging, as well. It is rather long, but it is worth it. I think you will learn a lot about the situations faced by many of the people involved in this documentary. It is a wonderful reminder that even though a lot of people are coming from a very "hard life" or "hard environment" (with poor health and poor education), there are still many people out there who are capable of great achievements, and that there are still many families who are capable of great parenting. This is a great movie that will make you think.

Saturday, 15 Aug 2020 09:41

This documentary follows the life of the greatest boxer of the 20th century, Muhammad Ali. It's a little over two hours long but is so well put together and interesting that it's worth it. I like documentaries about the life of an individual and this documentary does a great job of showing what it was like to be Muhammad Ali. Some people will complain that it's not real, but if you've never been to the Muhammad Ali Museum in Louisville, KY, or to the Louisville Sports Hall of Fame in Louisville, KY, you don't know what you're missing. A few people will also complain about the violence in the film, but I think it's necessary. I think the best way to tell a story is to show violence and not show violence. I think it would be unfair to give it a bad review because it is not a film about violence but the lives of Muhammad Ali and his personal life. It's a very emotional film and it doesn't lack emotion. The documentary is interesting and I would recommend it.

Sunday, 09 Aug 2020 02:57

When I first saw this documentary, I wasn't sure what I was watching. But once I saw it, I realized that this movie is really about me, because the way the director shows us our childhood is really a dream. It's a chance to see how one can feel about life from the inside, especially when you have a strong desire to change the world, and your dad is your best friend. There are a lot of reasons to watch this documentary, but one of the most important ones is the fact that it doesn't tell us anything that we don't already know. As a teenager, I felt like I didn't have a childhood. Even now, it's hard for me to find a single person who I know and I'm sure I'll never get to know. This documentary gives me hope, that I can still find someone who is like me, and I can still find a reason to live.

Sunday, 02 Aug 2020 20:13

This film is one of the best I have seen. I am glad I watched it. I have found out that there are now a few Jews who were forced to leave or escaped to other countries in the 1930's. I also found out that there are several films which are made on their experiences. For those who haven't seen it, you should, especially since it is shown in German and English and the acting is great. I thought the fact that it was shot in France made it more realistic. I would recommend this film to anyone who has read the book, the film, or the documentaries. You will learn a lot. I hope you will take the time to watch it.

Sunday, 19 Jul 2020 19:44

I have never seen such a good documentary on the subject of the Holocaust. The way the film presents the story of the Holocaust is very realistic and the movie is very effective in conveying the horror of the Holocaust. It is a very difficult subject to portray in a film, but the director of this film has succeeded. I think it is a great film and one of the best documentaries I have ever seen. I think it is very important to learn about the Holocaust and it is very important to show the victims of the Holocaust. I think this movie is very important for the future of humanity.

Friday, 10 Jul 2020 00:35

Emanuel's personal story is exceptional, and I have a feeling this film will be a cultural phenomenon. It's the story of a Palestinian whose father was killed by the Israelis and who then went on hunger strike. Emmanuel's brother also went on hunger strike. As the story progresses, we meet people on both sides of the conflict. There are some Israeli sympathizers, some Palestinians and others who believe that the Israel/Palestine conflict is a myth. Emmanuel attempts to get to the bottom of this dispute in a variety of ways. The ending is a bit of a letdown but the story is worth the watch.

Monday, 06 Jul 2020 20:45

This is a great documentary. It is well researched, well directed and well acted. The director, Darren Aronofsky, is one of the best documentary filmmakers in the world. He is a master of his craft and he really is a documentary filmmaker. I've seen a lot of documentaries and this is the best documentary I've ever seen. It is well written and well shot. The subjects are interesting and the subjects are interesting. It's just a very well done documentary. I would recommend it to anybody who likes documentaries.

Thursday, 02 Jul 2020 16:20

I saw this film on the 10th anniversary of the assassination of John F. Kennedy. I was also shocked by the pictures of the carnage. The film was extremely powerful. The images of the bodies of the victims, the dying people and the dead bodies of the police officers, the burning of the White House and the scenes of the destruction of the Capitol building were all very powerful. It also showed the extent to which the US government was willing to go to protect the interests of the oil companies. The film was very disturbing, as it showed the state of mind of the people who were involved in the assassination of the President. I believe that this film should be shown to every American. It is a must see for all who want to know what really happened that fateful day in 1963.

Friday, 19 Jun 2020 17:21

This is a fascinating and insightful documentary on the rise of Michael and how he used his celebrity to control his sexual escapades. It tells the story of how his fame and wealth lead him to try to control his sexuality, and it also looks at his life after he was banned from the sex industry. It's a fascinating story and I think that it is the most insightful documentary on this subject I have ever seen. The documentary is extremely well-done, and I recommend it to anyone who is interested in the rise and fall of the famous porn star, or anyone who wants to learn more about the world of pornography.

Monday, 04 May 2020 21:54

I was really looking forward to this documentary, as I am the father of one of the twins who were killed in the WTC. I thought this documentary would be the most unbiased one, but I was greatly disappointed. The only reason I went to see this movie was because my daughter is twins. I do not care how many horrible things the U.S. government did to the twin towers, I care that one of the twins was killed. It is also disturbing to me that the narrator would say the government has done nothing wrong, when in fact they have done a lot of horrible things, including the Kennedy assassination, the Watergate break-ins, and the Pentagon bombing. However, the film does not go into these atrocities in a balanced way, and leaves you thinking that the government is just being mean to the twin brothers, not the government that killed them. I do not want to see the twin towers destroyed, but I do want to see the truth, and to know that the government did not do the things the narrator says. Also, I am not a political person, but I do not understand why some people have to use the term "conspiracy" when there is no evidence that the government was involved in the twin towers. It is a great documentary, but I would not take my twin twins to see it.

Sunday, 03 May 2020 16:52

Emanuel's mission is to tell the story of a young man who was involved in a fatal car accident that was caught on camera. I have to admit, I didn't know much about this man, but I'm glad I did. His story is inspiring and it shows how people can make a difference in their lives when they believe in something. This film is a must see. I'm glad I watched it.

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