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Death of a Nation is a movie starring Dinesh D'Souza, Victoria Chilap, and Pavel Kríz. This docudrama draws parallels between the dramatic fracturing of the nation over Abraham Lincoln's presidency and the presidency of Donald Trump.

Starring: Victoria Chilap, Rafael Prazák, Dinesh D'Souza, Pavel Kríz

Genres: Documentary, History

Director: Bruce Schooley, Dinesh D'Souza

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Genres	Documentary, History
Director	Bruce Schooley, Dinesh D'Souza
Writer	Dinesh D'Souza, Dinesh D'Souza, Dinesh D'Souza, Bruce Schooley
Stars	Victoria Chilap, Rafael Prazák, Dinesh D'Souza, Pavel Kríz
Country	USA
Runtime	1H 48M
Description	This docudrama draws parallels between the dramatic fracturing of the nation over Abraham Lincoln's presidency and the presidency of Donald Trump.

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Katherine Butler

Tuesday, 19 Jan 2021 20:53

Just came back from the movie, and this is my first review. For all of the people who have been bashing this movie, why? You want to see how far away this movie is from reality? Go watch a movie called "Seven Days In August" which is a more accurate depiction of the day and time the actual events of 9-11 happened. I'm not going to tell you about the plot or anything but just watch it and get the picture.

Sunday, 17 Jan 2021 18:47

The film is a documentary that follows the work of Dr. King in the month of August 1964, as he travelled to Selma, Alabama to protest for the voting rights of black Americans. The movie focuses on the short time that King spent in Selma, and the stories of those who fought and died for King and the voting rights. The film shows the events leading up to and the aftermath of the march. It also shows how the story of Dr. King and the voting rights protests changed history, and changed the course of civil rights. It is a documentary that will be remembered for generations to come. The film is based on true events, but it is not a documentary about the march itself, but rather about the changing history of civil rights. It is also a documentary that should be seen by everyone. The film is visually stunning, and the action scenes are intense. The camera work and editing is also a highlight. Overall, it is a great film that should be seen by everyone.

Sunday, 17 Jan 2021 09:16

Just to add my two cents, I watched this documentary last night. I am an American Citizen and I was horrified to see the truth of what the film portrayed. My husband and I were shocked. What I thought we had heard from our government was not true. We thought we had heard that there was not enough evidence to convict these people. Instead we heard that the President's son was among them. The lies were so blatant and overt, they are beyond belief. It was not enough for the "journalists" that I saw, to go with the media's narrative, they had to add a twist or two to the facts to make it believable. The American government, and the media, is in the hands of a small group of sociopaths. They have no reason to tell the truth to the American people. We Americans, as a country, are fighting to protect our Constitution, and our freedom. The truth is not being told. We must remember this when the mainstream media tells us that "we're not hearing you." We must also remember that we are watching it. The mainstream media is not trustworthy. They have no respect for the Constitution, or for truth. They are corrupt, and they are owned by the corporate elite. They have no interest in the truth. This documentary, along with "The Media," is a wake up call. It is essential that we stand up for what is right and fight for it. We must not allow these lies to be exposed, and we must resist these lies. We must stand up for our Constitution, and our freedom. It is time to fight back.

Friday, 15 Jan 2021 16:28

This documentary was a wonderful journey into the life of the slave, the father, and the slave's son. We were taken along with them from the plantation to the confederate town to the battle field to the death of the black soldier. The films was very well filmed and the actors were great. You really felt the pain, the hate, the love, and the triumph that these men and women went through. This documentary should be shown more often on TV and cable.

Friday, 15 Jan 2021 06:57

I just wanted to say that I've watched the movie several times and I think it's the best documentary that I've seen. It doesn't talk about the history of the Confederate, but it gives the viewer a clear picture of how the north fought the south, how the south fought the north. This movie is very important to me, and I recommend it to everyone.

Monday, 11 Jan 2021 02:32

I was amazed to see all the negative reviews about this film. I thought it was a very well made film, and that the video game footage was great. I was also very surprised to see so many articles about the origins of the film, and the human trafficking. What surprised me most was the tone of the film. It was a story about slavery, and the way that it affected both sides of the conflict. It was very inspiring to see how even though the situation in the movie was very intense, the film itself was also very emotional. I highly recommend this movie to anyone who wants to know more about the history of slavery.

Monday, 04 Jan 2021 10:18

I liked this movie and agree with the reviewers that it is important to examine historical evidence to decide for yourself if the information presented in the movie is accurate. However, I think the critics were attacking the movie because they wanted to make an "all powerful" argument that the war was "un-American" and the film makers were obviously "mis-representing the facts" (although I do not think that was the case). The critics did not make a movie about the Civil War. They made a movie about the Ku Klux Klan. The movie makers are free to make a movie about any other historical event. That being said, I think this movie did a good job of presenting facts that the historians would not have considered. I would highly recommend this movie to anyone who likes to learn more about the Civil War and would like to see a movie that really explains the events.

Wednesday, 16 Dec 2020 04:35

This documentary is extremely powerful and emotional. I can't understand how this film was not picked up by a major film festival. It should have been a national film festival. It is a real eye opener about how the press portrayed the people of Africa. I have never heard so many people on one screen to speak out in one breath about this subject. It is extremely powerful. I have been on a train with a bunch of Africans and there is always someone who will start a sentence with "this is what the African people think." That is exactly what I felt during the film. I can not thank you enough for this incredible documentary. The message is very powerful and very powerful words that I have heard in my life.

Friday, 20 Nov 2020 16:07

I was in college during the Vietnam War. My generation was taught to "love our country" and "hate the enemy". As a result, I was made aware of the atrocities committed by our government during the war. As a result, I am outraged by the way these atrocities are being covered up and still being perpetrated by the US government. I was also shocked by the stories of the brutality committed by the US military in Vietnam. The only movie I ever saw that accurately depicted the brutality of the US military was "Band of Brothers" by General James E. Conway III. As a result, I have no interest in seeing any more movies about the Vietnam War. I know that most people believe that the war was "worth fighting". However, as a result of this movie, I know that I will never be able to give that opinion of the war in the future.

Saturday, 24 Oct 2020 01:35

The movie and the documentary were made in one go, however, it is well worth it. The movie is a terrific tour through the history of the KKK, and the people who were involved in that movement. The film is a tour de force that will leave you in tears of sadness. One of the best documentaries I've ever seen. You will learn more about what the KKK was and what they stood for, than you could ever imagine. The documentary is also very enlightening, and tells us more about the KKK than you could ever imagine. The documentary is well done, and well worth watching. If you are into history, and are looking for a great story, this is it. A must see.

Robert Armstrong

Monday, 19 Oct 2020 00:40

My wife and I thought it was a great documentary. It is one of the best documentaries I have seen in a long time. The way the director was able to show the human side of the issue, the way he handled the press, and the way he was able to take a controversial subject and show it in a way that was completely logical and not afraid of hurting any side of the issue, I thought was very good. The way he was able to show all sides of the argument and let the audience make their own mind up was amazing. I don't think any of the filmmakers or those who wrote the articles about this movie were acting in any way but to try and help the cause of this film. This is a very very important movie. There is no way you could disagree with it. I was surprised how many people were able to see it and have never heard of it before. I am so glad that this movie is getting such a wide audience and getting the attention it deserves.

Saturday, 17 Oct 2020 09:20

A film that goes into the soul of America and then takes a look at what might have caused the hate that was cast on this country. The director, and writer, Stephen Glass goes into great detail into the history of the U.S. It is a well documented story that has been told in great detail in a way that has given me a great understanding of what went wrong. I think that if people would have just looked at this film and truly understood the history of the U.S.A. I believe that we would have seen a much different country than we did. I can not think of one thing that I would change about the film. I would have liked to see more of the Civil War, the French and Indian War, the Mexican War, and the War Between the States. I know that there were a few events that were omitted, and that was a bit of a problem, but other than that, I do not see anything wrong with this film. I would recommend this film to anyone who is interested in history and America. It was well done, and I would recommend it to anyone who likes to learn more about the history of the U.S. and the story of this country. I have always loved the movie, and this was a great experience for me.

Monday, 12 Oct 2020 08:25

I thought the documentary was great. The cinematography was excellent and the footage of the original massacre is incredible. This documentary is great. I really enjoyed this documentary and I think the producers did a fantastic job. I really appreciate all the hard work that they put into this documentary.

Thursday, 24 Sep 2020 18:21

This film is made by Michael Moore and he is a good critic for the American people, but I have to say that I was a bit disappointed with this movie. It has a great sound track and a great idea to document what happened in history. But for me, I don't like how the film is divided into different parts. It would have been more interesting if they had made a film that is a single film and it would be divided into several parts. The second part, "Hustle" is the one that I liked the most. The third part is "Election", which I really didn't like. I thought that the third part was boring and I would have liked to see it be a longer film. I also didn't like the fact that they took out the fourth part, "Bush's War". I would have liked to have seen more of the film. I think that Michael Moore did a good job of presenting the American people and the impact that 9/11 has on the American people. However, I don't like how they did that because it didn't seem like the film was very important, but that's just me.

Friday, 18 Sep 2020 11:37

I was looking forward to seeing this documentary, as I am of the opinion that the role of the news media in the election of a president is a key to understanding American history. The film seemed to capture the complexity of the issue, which is most important to me, but did not attempt to answer the key questions, like why were some liberal Democrats in the news media really more critical of a President than others, and what was the relationship between a news media that is willing to call the President of the United States a liar than an investigative reporter?

Tuesday, 15 Sep 2020 11:43

I thought this documentary was excellent. I thought that it gave me a very clear understanding of the role of the media in how a society is run. This documentary really made me feel that I was in the movie and I really felt as though I was in the movie. I also liked the way that the movie showed how much the media affects us when we watch it and how it makes us not want to see the truth. It also showed how the media is really a tool of the government and how they use the media to create fear and control people. I also thought that this documentary was extremely important. I think that it shows that we need to educate ourselves and use our minds to help the people in this country. This is one of the most important documentaries that I have ever seen.

Saturday, 12 Sep 2020 15:33

I think the "evidence" is overblown and heavily edited. Let me be clear, I agree with the statements made by most of the "evidence". The discussion of the social and political issues in this documentary is interesting and important. However, as a documentary, I felt it was too rushed and had very little in terms of meaningful context. The editing is too frenetic. The title itself is misleading. I do agree that the evidence is very strong and the "pro-slavery" argument is very strong and in my opinion this documentary is extremely important. But it was extremely rushed and heavily edited, leaving the viewer confused and not able to make up their own mind about the title. I found the trailer for the film to be very misleading, too, as the trailer shows a documentary of a "pro-slavery" film being made about the civil war, which is completely misleading. It also shows a picture of one of the slave owners. This is a very important point, as it makes it very clear that this is a documentary about a documentary. The title of the documentary is misleading, and a misleading trailer.

Friday, 07 Aug 2020 20:28

I was invited to see this film with a friend of mine who is a history buff. We both were very interested in seeing it, but it was made at a time of political and social upheaval in our country. The film itself is an eye opener in terms of the importance of what you see on screen. I think this is a must see. One of the things I learned from this film is that there were people in the United States who believed that the government was a threat to the citizens. We don't hear that anymore. This is not a documentary but rather a film that is meant to be seen by those who would not be familiar with the subject. We see people from the Civil War era and a time when slavery was still legal. It is a documentary that people can look at with an open mind, and be able to make up their own mind about. I am glad that I was able to see it. I hope that everyone can see it. It is a great film that anyone can watch.

Wednesday, 08 Jul 2020 18:05

I'm not a historian or a historian of the Civil War, but I have a lot of respect for the work of Bill O'Reilly. I am also a big fan of Fox News. So, when I heard of Bill O'Reilly's documentary, I immediately thought it was going to be a "must see." I'm glad I saw it. It was very interesting, and it did a great job of telling the story of how the Civil War changed America. I can't say much about the movie, because there are a lot of great stories to tell, but I think this film did a great job. I'm also a huge fan of Fox News. So I really appreciate the attention to detail and the way that this film was made. I really hope that the movie gets the recognition it deserves, because it is really important. I highly recommend this film to everyone.

Saturday, 13 Jun 2020 00:12

I watched this film with the intention of judging it objectively and I was not disappointed. I found it to be an honest and compelling representation of the events of the late 1970's and early 1980's and a step in the right direction from the mass media's portrayal of the period. This documentary shows the reality of the situation in America and that most people who were involved in the protests of the time had their own reasons for being involved. It also shows the true purpose of the movement as a whole. I highly recommend this film for anyone who wants to know more about the issues of the day. I would also say that anyone who wants to be informed should see this film.

Monday, 08 Jun 2020 15:42

This film is a great opportunity to learn a little about what happened in the years following the Civil War. It was a time of massive upheaval and, in a few places, violent conflict. The violence was primarily directed at the blacks and their communities, but was also aimed at the whites. This film is the first to examine the violence and the way it was handled by the state. It is, in a way, a history lesson, and it is very effective. For the most part, it is very well done, and the film is very well-made. There are some minor things that do not seem to fit into the overall flow of the film, and I did not really get the feeling that I was watching a film about the Civil War. However, it is very well made and, as I said, very effective. There are some very good moments in the film, including the historical footage that is part of the movie. In some ways, the film feels like a history lesson, which is a good thing. The history is pretty accurate, and the violence, while it is certainly a part of the history, is not entirely unique to the Civil War. Overall, the film was very well made, and it is well worth seeing.

Wednesday, 03 Jun 2020 10:35

I know this was a long review, but I had to put it out there. I can't say I'm a fan of Oliver Stone, but I'll say this. This movie did the opposite of what I thought it would do. It did what it said it would do. I really hope this movie does well because I feel like I wasted my time watching this. I know it's a controversial topic, but what was the point of the film?

Sunday, 03 May 2020 23:55

This documentary is narrated by Ralph Nader and is about the life and work of one of the most influential American citizens of the 20th century. Nader is the former U.S. Senator from New York who served on the New York State Senate for three terms and was the first and only presidential candidate to run for the U.S. Senate without being elected. Nader was a progressive and a progressive in a very conservative state. It was during his time in the Senate that Nader got a chance to speak out against the war in Vietnam. The film focuses on his time in the Senate and how he made many of the decisions that affected American policy. The film was made in a very theatrical way that often made it seem like a documentary, but it is not. It is an intimate look into the life of Ralph Nader. The film does not show him as an everyman but as a leader of the progressive movement and a thorn in the side of both Democrats and Republicans. Nader is not a politician. He was an activist in the 1960's and then a Congressman and then a Senator. He was one of the most progressive members of Congress and the Senate. The film is not about his political career or his career in the Senate. It is more about his life and how he made his own decisions and how he helped influence U.S. policy. I think that the film is fascinating and I would recommend it to anyone interested in the life of Ralph Nader.

Crystal Spencer

Sunday, 03 May 2020 02:21

I really enjoyed this documentary. It was very informative and really made me think about what is going on. If you want to be informed on what is happening in our country, I highly recommend this film.

Sunday, 26 Apr 2020 15:25

The documentary, called "Roots of Destruction", is a non-fiction film, which tells the story of the U.S. government's policy in relation to the Civil War. The reason why the story was told, is because, it is in relation to the political strategy of the U.S. government, which is, of course, the Democratic Party. This film is very interesting to watch because it is narrated by one of the heads of the Civil War committee, John Lewis, who was a man, who thought that the war was unjustified. Lewis was a Democrat, but he wasn't as extreme as some of his colleagues in the committee. However, he did believe that the war was unjustified, because he thought that the Confederate States had done a lot of bad things, which were not justified. But as the movie says, the majority of his colleagues were Republicans, and not Democrats. The documentary also states, that, in the war, the North was very good and the South was terrible. However, the North won the war, because they had, more than the South, the soldiers who fought. This is a very interesting fact, which makes you think. The documentary also talks about the various acts of terrorism in the U.S. in the 20th century, such as the bombing of the World Trade Center, the bombing of the Pentagon, the bombing of the Olympic Stadium, and the bombing of the Murrah Building in Oklahoma City. This documentary is really good. It is definitely a must see for anyone who is interested in U.S. history, or the politics of the U.S. government.

Sunday, 26 Apr 2020 14:34

This documentary was excellent. A great way to portray how these men felt during and after the war. It was a very well produced documentary. There are some parts that may be slightly over the top, but that doesn't make the movie bad. The direction was great, and I would highly recommend it.

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