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90 min 2019

Chonda Pierce: Unashamed is a movie starring Paul Aldrich, Jeff Allen, and David Benham. Stand-up comedian Chonda Pierce presents the third in her successful series of feature documentaries.

Starring: David Benham, Jason Benham, Jeff Allen, Paul Aldrich

Genres: Documentary

Director: Rick Altizer

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Documentary
Director	Rick Altizer
Writer	Rick Altizer, Chonda Pierce
Stars	David Benham, Jason Benham, Jeff Allen, Paul Aldrich
Country	USA
Runtime	1H 30M
Description	Stand-up comedian Chonda Pierce presents the third in her successful series of feature documentaries.

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Thursday, 17 Sep 2020 11:50

I don't understand why this movie was rated so low. It is very educational, and also very funny. I recommend this movie to everyone.

Sunday, 13 Sep 2020 07:25

A director's comment on the film that a film is not a documentary but a representation of a person. It is an odd statement, but the film is fascinating and informative. One is reminded of John Cassavetes' The Third Man. The film has many faults, but the narrative, the subject matter, the cinematography, and the dialog are all fascinating. The film takes place in Paris in the late 1980s. The film is filmed on location in Paris. The narrative is slow, but interesting. There are several interviews with people who have a background in art, but not necessarily art. The film is not a documentary. The film is informative, but I wish the film would be longer. It is only 90 minutes. I recommend this film.

Thursday, 20 Aug 2020 11:47

I remember the first time I saw this movie, it was probably a few years ago. I was a little nervous about it, but I still thought it was cool. The movie really does a great job at showing the whole history of the women's rights movement. The scenes that relate to the 1960's were also very well done. It was really cool to see all of these famous women talking about the women's movement and their own experiences with it. It was really neat to see them talk about what they think of feminism, what they feel about it, and their feelings about men's rights and men's issues. Overall, I thought this was a really good movie, and I really enjoyed it. It's definitely worth watching.

Friday, 14 Aug 2020 05:03

I don't really know what to say about this movie. It's just so damn bad. There is no real plot or story line. I don't even know what the point of the film was. The acting was terrible and the dialogue was terrible. The only good thing about this movie is that I didn't pay for it and I got it free on Amazon Prime. I've never seen such a waste of time. It's not a bad movie, but I think it's a waste of time. Don't waste your time.

Tuesday, 11 Aug 2020 16:54

I first saw this film when it first came out and it is still one of my favorite documentaries ever. It shows us a few people who have been sexually abused by priests and the people who have worked with them. It is a very honest documentary and is a good reminder to all of us that there is a lot of abuse going on in the church and that the priests are the only ones who are accountable for it. Also, this documentary is very well-made. It has a great look to it, great lighting, and a great sound. I also like the fact that they put the priests and the victims in a room together, and it shows us the differences in the two people. It is interesting to see how the victims have changed after seeing this film. The director does a good job showing us how the victims have changed over time. I think that it is a good film and I recommend it to everyone.

Friday, 07 Aug 2020 12:48

I remember seeing this on a public television station in the late 80s. This documentary does a great job of showing the destruction of the country. It also shows the struggles of many people in the area who are on welfare. It also shows how the rich and poor are forced to work together. A great documentary!

Sunday, 26 Jul 2020 08:50

There are so many great things about this film, I don't know where to start. It's a fascinating look at the life of one of the greatest modern female performers, and a look at the studio system that would eventually bring her to the big screen. In addition, it's a fascinating look at how she would react to the pressures of the industry, which was really quite interesting. The acting is superb, the story is fantastic, and the film is very well made. It's a very well-made film, and very well-acted, and there are so many wonderful moments. It's an incredible film, and it deserves a place in the IMDb top 250, along with such great films as "Saving Private Ryan", "Gladiator", and "The Matrix".

Tuesday, 21 Jul 2020 09:24

I love this movie. I don't know why people are hating on it. I don't know why people are saying that it's just like a documentary. If you want a documentary, watch "Unbroken" or "Saving Private Ryan" or "Tora! Tora! Tora!" I think that this movie is a great introduction to the works of Tarsem Singh. I loved it. I loved this movie. I think it's the best movie I've ever seen. It's just great.

Wednesday, 15 Jul 2020 12:11

This is a documentary about the struggle of a young woman named Karla Sue Ann Walsh (Annette Benning) to have her first abortion and to make her own decision. I think it's fair to say that there was a lot of political rhetoric in this documentary. And for those who are pro-choice, it's clear that the abortion issue is something that needs to be addressed. However, for those who are pro-life, it's obvious that abortion is a major part of the reason that people go to prison, and it's obvious that abortion is not something that should be talked about. I think it's fair to say that most people will see this film as pro-choice propaganda. That said, this film is really good and really important, especially for people who have been on the abortion issue and for those who are pro-choice. The acting is great, especially Annette Benning who plays the lead character. She's a very real character and you can really see the struggles she's going through. It's interesting to see that she's not someone who is ashamed of her abortion, but is instead proud of it and she's not afraid to share it with others. It's also good to see that she's a feminist, and that she doesn't think that abortion is something that should be discussed. Overall, I think this is a great documentary and it's very good to see that the film is not pro-choice propaganda.

Monday, 13 Jul 2020 09:51

I don't think I have ever seen a documentary so thorough and as well thought out as this. I found it so well done, it was as though they spent years on it. In my opinion, this is the best documentary ever. It is not sensationalized, it doesn't always follow the mainstream media. It isn't the usual "this is the truth" type of film. It is very very thorough, and the way they present it is very effective. I highly recommend this film to anyone who has ever been a journalist, or has had their own thoughts and opinions on the news. If you are a serious moviegoer, I would recommend this to you.

Sunday, 12 Jul 2020 14:31

In the beginning of the film, we see a close-up of the beautiful, life-sized plastic model of the Statue of Liberty. I must admit that the statue is one of my favorite pieces of art, but the depiction of the statue's face was definitely a bit too realistic. However, this isn't the only problem with the film. The film focuses on the women in the movie, so there is not enough time to get to know them. I don't mind this because I am looking for more information on the women in the film. I was interested to learn more about the women and how they were able to support their families. I found that I didn't get to know the women that well. I wanted to know more about the women and what they did to support their families. The movie does have a lot of good points, but it was very slow and didn't really give me enough information to know the women that well. The film did a good job of showing the women's struggles. The film was very moving and made me feel for the women in the movie. I think the film was more about the women than the women themselves. I think that the film would have been much better if it focused on the women instead of the women. This was not a great film, but it was still a good film. I give the film a B-.

Tuesday, 30 Jun 2020 10:52

This film is based on a true story about a woman, who lost her son in a horrific car accident, which resulted in his death. It tells how her son's widow, now trying to raise her son, and her family, came to terms with the loss and healing the loss. The film is shot with great care, with the focus being on the family. I do not understand the negative reviews, but I think that the director, Josh Lofgren, should have focused on the woman, as she is the main character. She talks about how the loss has affected her and her family, and how her family has been affected. This film is a must see for those who want to see the whole story.

Friday, 19 Jun 2020 14:13

I was surprised to see this film because of the number of reviews I've seen. I'm a fan of Linda Clark but I wasn't sure what to expect. I'm glad I watched it and I was not disappointed. Linda Clark is a very talented artist and I was very impressed with her work. She is very much a visionary and I thought the whole film was wonderful. I thought the film was very entertaining and very inspiring. I enjoyed the dialogue and the way that it was portrayed. I felt like the film was very well made and was very interesting. I felt like I had a great time watching the film. I would highly recommend this film to anyone. I would recommend this film to any artist and anyone that is just looking for something to be entertained by. This film is definitely a must see.

Frances Estrada

Monday, 15 Jun 2020 09:48

Cocky, loud, and hard-nosed, I guess the way to describe the Telly Savalas character is "bitch". But Savalas isn't so much a "bitch" as she is a "bad-ass". She was the first African-American to be hired at the Beverly Hills Hotel, she fought for the right to use the word "black" in the credits, and was a real force in the industry. I enjoyed this documentary, especially the interviews with Savalas and her daughters, especially the younger ones. The film is pretty light, but there is a lot of information and good information. I thought the story was told well and it was interesting to hear her and her daughters talk about the role she played in the industry. I recommend this film to anyone interested in African-American women and entertainment.

Saturday, 06 Jun 2020 15:14

This is a very interesting documentary. There are no fluff pieces here. The director-writer, Roddy McDowall, presents a pretty straightforward account of a little known subculture in the early 1970s in the Los Angeles area. He does not go to great lengths to get into the history of the music or the people, but that is just as well because it is a story that is pretty much universal. In the end, the documentary comes down to a simple story of two people who make a lot of noise and a lot of money by working in a band called "The Cramps." The Cramps became famous in the late 60s and 70s for their loud and often violent rock songs and their other work, and they were also known for being "unashamed" about their music. For a few years they did not have a manager or a record label. In this documentary, McDowall talks to the Cramps and their manager about their early days, and how they became famous. There is some background information about the Cramps' history, but it is not overwhelming and is probably not even all that interesting. There is also some information about the band itself. For example, there is a good discussion of the Cramps' work in the 50s and 60s. The Cramps were a very large group, and one of their most famous songs was "The Boy Who Cried Woman," which they wrote and recorded in a studio in Los Angeles. However, the Cramps' fame did not last very long, and in the end they were not very popular. As for the band itself, they were really only famous for their music, but there were other things they did that were also really popular in the 60s and 70s. For example, the Cramps were also known for their wild, sexually explicit lyrics. This documentary is not really about the Cramps or their music. It is more about their lives. There are some very interesting things that come out of this documentary, and the Cramps' story is very interesting. However, the film is not really about the Cramps. It is more about the music and the people involved in the Cramps. This documentary is very much worth seeing, but I would recommend watching it only once. It is definitely a documentary that will be interesting to anyone who is interested in the music and the Cramps. However, I would not recommend watching it again. It is very much a one time thing.

Monday, 04 May 2020 01:15

I've been interested in watching this movie since I saw it first on TV and then saw it again recently on the big screen. I thought it was a fascinating movie and I think it was very well made. It is a movie that has a lot of flaws and I didn't like it as much as I thought I would. But it was still a very interesting movie and I thought it was very interesting. The whole thing with the music and the use of the cameras and the making of the film was very interesting. It was a good movie. I liked it. The only thing I didn't like about it was the way it was shot. It was very dark and there was a lot of black and white. It was not very realistic. I don't think it would have been so interesting if the movie was shot in color. The music was very good and it was a very interesting movie. I would recommend it. 8/10

Sunday, 03 May 2020 16:14

I was lucky enough to get a chance to watch this on a day off. I was extremely disappointed that I had to sit through the first hour. I had a lot of trouble keeping my eyes open. The first hour was so slow and boring. I could tell it was all in the director's head. I felt like I was watching a documentary, but there was no documentary. I could tell there was no plot. I felt like I was watching a documentary but it was a documentary that I had never seen before. It was very frustrating. I am very impressed that this film has been so well received. It is one of the best documentaries I have seen in a long time. I would recommend it to anyone who wants to know more about the industry.

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