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(156) 8.4 82 min 2018

Circles is a movie starring Eric Butler, Mercedes Morgan, and Ted Quant. A Hurricane Katrina survivor works to keep Black teenagers in school in Oakland, California. But after his 15-year-old-son gets arrested for a crime he didn't...

Starring: Mercedes Morgan, Ted Quant, Eric Butler, Betsye Steele

Genres: Documentary, Drama

Director: Cassidy Friedman

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Documentary, Drama
Director	Cassidy Friedman
Stars	Mercedes Morgan, Ted Quant, Eric Butler, Betsye Steele
Country	USA
Runtime	1H 22M
Description	A Hurricane Katrina survivor works to keep Black teenagers in school in Oakland, California. But after his 15-year-old-son gets arrested for a crime he didn't commit, his personal and professional worlds collide in dramatic and profound ways.

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Sunday, 25 Oct 2020 14:42

I saw the film in 2005, and, like everyone else who saw it, I was surprised at how much I liked it. I was too young to have seen the original TV series, but I found that the film was worth seeing. It's a little slow, but it's an interesting look at a very important event in history. It's a shame the film is so good-it's not for everyone, but I think that most people should see it.

Tuesday, 06 Oct 2020 18:29

Movies are the fuel that feeds the world. Films are a way to entertain, to educate, to share our thoughts and our feelings. Films are the only way to express ourselves. And they are a catalyst for change. I am deeply grateful to the people that were involved in this film. A great film that explores the impact of film on people. The responses and reactions to this film are incredibly powerful and heartwarming. This is a great film. I was very moved and sad, but I was also inspired. And I know that this film is making an impact.

Friday, 25 Sep 2020 12:19

A great documentary on the making of "Circles", but I can't help thinking that the writer and director failed to distinguish between the art film and the very first, "Salvador Dali", documentary. The film is long and I wish they could have extended it a bit. The film is very thorough and explores several different topics. Unfortunately, it's hard to know where to stop. I wish there was more on the French Connection, the Impact of this film, and why the film was so important. I don't feel like it's really a documentary, it's more of a "large film" about art and what the Dali School did. I can understand how the film made a lot of money and how it was accepted by people. I can understand how the Dali School was a success. I can't understand why the film was so successful and why the Dali School was so important. I'm sure it's not that easy to find people who see the film and think that Dali was a great filmmaker. I think it would be great to have a more cinematic, more detailed film about the Dali School.

Saturday, 19 Sep 2020 15:06

This film covers a number of important topics. For example, while we are used to movies that focus on social issues such as homelessness and child abuse, this film was able to touch on the more personal topics of school discipline, the role of religion in the community and the impact of the economy on people's ability to provide for themselves and their families. It is important to recognize that a film about these issues will be viewed by many as the vilest form of propaganda. I believe that it is important to be aware of how the entertainment industry portrays these issues and also the kind of messages that the media tries to get to our kids. As a former principal, I have been very involved with this issue and have seen how a few mistakes can create serious problems. This film gives you a real sense of what these issues are like for families. The film is informative and is well produced. It is definitely worth your time and money.

Thursday, 17 Sep 2020 10:00

I found this documentary to be very interesting, but I also found it to be very touching. I felt that the way that it was presented was very authentic. I felt that the movie gave a very accurate portrayal of what life is like for a transgendered person, and that they lived it and loved it as well as anyone else. I would recommend it to anyone who wants to learn more about the issues that they face.

Sunday, 06 Sep 2020 16:07

I saw this documentary at the 2006 Indianapolis International Film Festival, and I must say I was pleasantly surprised. The film tells the story of the high-tech market for personal computing, and the positive impact that this trend has had on the world. I am a computer science student and I think this film is extremely informative and gives a good perspective on what is happening with the field of computer science. I think that everyone should watch this film, it is one of the best documentaries I have seen in the past decade, and it is definitely a must-see.

Wednesday, 02 Sep 2020 11:42

As a very long time fan of the documentary films "Planet Earth" and "The Night They Shot Me" I found this to be a very enjoyable and entertaining documentary. The information presented is very interesting and I hope to see more of these films in the future.

Monday, 31 Aug 2020 06:36

This movie is a real eye-opener. As a viewer, you are on a journey from a room full of individuals to a large room full of people. I loved it. The way the movie was shot made the movie much more meaningful and intimate. It was a great introduction to the documentary format and helped me to connect with the people in the room. I loved the fact that the film is based on interviews with those who have experienced similar things as the ones in the film. I think it shows the true nature of people, not just the people who were victimized. I highly recommend it!

Wednesday, 26 Aug 2020 09:56

This documentary follows a group of boys and girls as they take on a school project of re-enacting the Columbine school shootings. While some of the boys and girls seem to be overly excited at the prospect of being forced to re-enact such a tragedy, others seem to be having a difficult time adjusting to the situation. The boys are in their early teens and the girls are in their early twenties. The filmmakers didn't have the resources to track the boys and girls from school to school during the project, and this was made evident in the film. I think that the problem of the project was that the documentary crew was too focused on the behavior of the kids as opposed to the mental illness and behavior that was occurring in these kids. Another problem with the film was the cameraman's attempt to stay in contact with the kids throughout the entire project. Some of the kids would drop out of school after the shooting, and I think that there was a lot of evidence of the students' relationship with their parents. The students seemed to have a really good time, but the documentary crew was too focused on the behavior of the kids to take the time to really understand what was going on in their lives. I don't think that the film would have worked as well if the filmmakers had done a lot more of a job at understanding the situation and getting to know these kids.

Tuesday, 18 Aug 2020 07:37

I saw the film at the Phoenix Film Festival. The film is interesting and makes a great argument for the need to address issues that are facing the US and the world. I would recommend it to anyone who is looking for a very important and timely film. If you are in the mood for an alternative perspective, this is a great film.

Monday, 03 Aug 2020 09:19

This documentary was very well made. It had a point, a real story and some amazing footage. It was well worth the watch. I felt that it was hard to follow the movie and that it was difficult to follow the documentary. This is an unfortunate part of the internet. If you can get the movie on DVD, watch it, but it's not worth the time. If you do not have the time to watch the movie, it's worth watching. It's really worth the time. I liked the film. It's one that I would recommend.

Saturday, 01 Aug 2020 04:13

I really enjoyed this film. It was a well thought out documentary and well done. I was somewhat skeptical at first but found it to be an excellent film. It did not come out that way, however. The filmmaker had a strong enough hand on the project that I had no trouble following it. I am glad that I did because it was well done. It is not the best documentary I have ever seen but it is one of the best documentaries I have seen. It is well-written, well-directed, well-edited, well-produced and well-acted. The acting was not very strong but that is not to say that it is bad. The film is not a slam-dunk and some of the events may not be well known, but the documentary does a great job of showing the back and forth between the two sides and that is what I found to be most interesting. I enjoyed it and found it very informative and informative about the facts. I think it is an excellent documentary and would recommend it to anyone. This film is a must-see.

Friday, 31 Jul 2020 21:29

This movie is excellent, as it is for most of the film. However, I feel that it is getting the same recognition as a documentary as opposed to a documentary as the movie is not as good as the documentary. First, the movie is not as good as a documentary as it is more of a biography of Dr. Hunt. The movie is very accurate. I think the movie has not been very well written. I do think the movie could have been better. I think it could have had a better ending as well. However, the movie is very well done and the fact that this movie has not been recognized as a documentary is a shame. I hope that they will have a better movie next year.

Monday, 27 Jul 2020 17:04

This documentary is a must see for all lovers of the theatre. While the first part of the documentary covers a stage production of George Bernard Shaw's play "The Lion in Winter", the second part concentrates on the development of the film. The result is a visually stunning film, filled with the most powerful performances I've ever seen in any film. To the best of my knowledge, it's the first film to ever make me cry so much I wanted to go and see it again. One of the best things about this film is the actors. The actors are simply amazing, some of the best you'll ever see. The combination of actors and director is superb. If you're looking for a film to show to your friends to remind them of how great movies really are, "The Lion in Winter" is the perfect film.

Friday, 12 Jun 2020 10:09

I'm not a huge fan of documentaries, so I was a little surprised to see that this was one of the most honest documentaries I've ever seen. This movie is a visual diary of life inside the inner circle of a very influential group of world leaders. The events in this movie unfold with a stunning degree of realism, allowing the viewer to truly experience what life is like for these powerful individuals. The group of world leaders speak from the heart, not trying to be diplomatic, but to express what they feel and see as the truth. The film shows the inner workings of this group, and its unique and unique philosophies. There are many reasons to see this movie. One of them is that the world is in a situation of crisis, and we need leaders who can help us in this crisis. You will find that there are very real people inside the group, who have experienced life in power and influence. You will also find that the leaders in the group have a passion for their work. I am not sure if the film has been edited or if it is all the same person, but it is a great story. It makes you understand the struggles, power, and personal reasons for their actions. I hope that more people will see this film, and that they will see it as an important part of the American past.

Wednesday, 10 Jun 2020 14:07

This is a film about the effect that LSD had on the minds of individuals that took part in it. It also shows the impact of the drug on the people who had taken part in the experiment. As a result of the drug taking and the resulting changes in the individuals, the individuals themselves became affected. This film is quite an interesting and detailed look at the drug's effects on people. I have seen this film about 20 times and I still watch it about every time it is on TV. It is also a documentary, so if you like documentaries, this is a must see.

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