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(364) 7.9 75 min 2018

Letter from Masanjia is a movie starring Anonymous, Julie Keith, and Fu Ning. When a desperate SOS letter penned by a political prisoner turns up in Halloween decorations sold in Oregon, it sparks a nail-biting chain of events that...

Starring: Julie Keith, Fu Ning, Anonymous, Yi Sun

Genres: Documentary

Director: Leon Lee

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Documentary
Director	Leon Lee
Writer	Leon Lee, Caylan Ford
Stars	Julie Keith, Fu Ning, Anonymous, Yi Sun
Country	Canada
Also Known As	馬三家のからの手紙, Masanjia, Segélykiáltás egy kínai munkatáborból
Runtime	1H 15M
Description	A desperate SOS note from a political prisoner in China is found by a mom in Oregon as she opens a box of Halloween decorations which sparks a nail-biting chain of events that will expose a deadly persecution, and pushes China to abolish its labor camp system.

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Monday, 31 Aug 2020 03:36

This documentary is amazing. You will see many people that are just ordinary, normal, people. And you will see the evil of the world. You will see how this evil affects everyone and how it affects people. I am really happy that the director has done this documentary. It's really good. I really love the music, the atmosphere, the people, the cinematography, everything. I really like it. I really love it.

Sunday, 26 Jul 2020 06:09

If you are an avid Gaijin fan and also very well aware of the historical inaccuracies of some of the previous entries in this series, then this may be one of the best Gaijin and Japanese films of this type to date. All the major historical figures from Japan are represented, including various important Samurai clans and the Japanese Empire. The documentary is narrated by Toshio Mishima, who is now the president of the Japanese Embassy in London. He was a military man, but grew up in the Japanese countryside, so he has a great appreciation for the Japanese culture. His voice is slightly deeper and more resonant than in previous entries in the series, and his mannerisms are more samurai-like. He provides some insight into some of the more important historical figures, such as Tokugawa Ieyasu and the Song family, as well as the various other influential clans, and even the emperors. However, much of the narration is what is supposed to be "historical" and is not. I felt that this was a great shame, because as a documentary the information is provided in an accurate manner, but the narration is the only accurate narration, as it is the one that was written by Toshio Mishima himself. I feel that Toshio's narration is the most accurate and most thorough. I also found the information presented in this documentary more useful, as I am now more aware of the various historical issues and events that are important to the Gaijin. The information presented here is of paramount importance, as it is the information that is on the DVD version of this documentary that is most informative and helpful. I would definitely recommend this documentary, as it is definitely a must-see for anyone interested in the Gaijin and Japanese culture.

Saturday, 25 Jul 2020 18:29

This is a documentary about the life of a man who died after a motorcycle accident. His wife, a mother of four, takes on the responsibility of raising their son, who suffers from a serious illness. The film is a moving and very touching story of the struggles and joys of raising a child and the agony and sadness of death. The movie is extremely well made and the actors are superb. This is an excellent film that will be of great interest to anyone who has ever had to deal with a serious illness. It will give you an insight into the way that a father deals with the loss of a child, the pain and joy that is felt by a mother, and the struggles of a family to come together in the face of adversity. It is a film that will touch and uplift you.

Monday, 13 Jul 2020 07:10

I was expecting to hear a lot of great things from this documentary. It was well directed, with some very good footage, a lot of great information about the work that has gone into the film. What really makes this film work though is the honesty. It is so much of what is considered important and even of the current debate, but is such a great piece of filmmaking that I was really surprised when the film ended. This film is about a lot of things, but it is also a very positive look at people who have to make decisions that are often based on what others expect, which is the very reason that they have to go through this hell. It is a really well done piece of film, and I hope to see more from this filmmaker.

Thursday, 09 Jul 2020 02:45

I agree with most of the people who said that this documentary was very good, I would have liked to see it better. There is a lot of really good information that was covered in this film and it was very informative. The only thing that I didn't like is that it was a little too long, it just seemed to go on for a long time. I also found it a little bit off in some parts. I was a little confused at the end about what was going on and at the end I just wanted to see more of the movie. In all, I found this a good documentary and I recommend that people check it out. I think that people should see this documentary as a great resource. I also think that this documentary should be a part of a school's curriculum. I think that it is important to show that school can be a great place for children and to show that even though the government says that they are doing it to help the environment, it can be done. I think that all children should see this documentary.

Cynthia Henderson

Saturday, 04 Jul 2020 22:21

Mr. Hirano is one of the most unusual people I've ever seen. I remember when I saw the first segment of his 'Seabiscuit' documentary, I was dumbstruck by how unique his approach is. As much as I admired him, I was afraid that he would just repeat what he had already said and just cut out the boring bits. However, this is not the case. The film is a well-made documentary that doesn't try to convince you that Masanjia is a special man, but rather to show the lengths he went to get what he wanted. I was surprised at the number of people who agreed with his views, even if it was just for the sake of it. I would say that it is a very well-made film, but I would not say that it is the best documentary ever made. There are some scenes that are simply too short, others that are not very well-done, and some that are just plain boring. The most important things are not what happens in the world, but what Masanjia says, which he doesn't do very well at all. I would say that the documentary is somewhat of a 'look-back' for Masanjia's life, showing what was really important to him, and what he did not do. However, this documentary isn't a movie, it is just a very good documentary. This film is almost as good as the other ones he made in Japan, and it will definitely stay in my mind for a long time.

Friday, 26 Jun 2020 03:47

I loved the film so much I was absolutely bowled over. I was not a fan of Paul Di Filippo's work prior to this film, however he's a fine director and I think his style is simply brilliant. I have to admit I'm a little slow on the uptake but this is a film that you must see. It's not about the Mexican's; it's about the movies. That is what the film is about and I think that's what you'll get out of this film. A real treat. I'd like to thank every single person who took part in making this film and I hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

Sunday, 21 Jun 2020 23:22

It's not often you get the chance to witness a "serious" film. Unfortunately, most of the recent movies that seem to come out of Hollywood are filled with mindless action sequences. I've been a fan of The Dark Knight and Dark Knight Rises for awhile and I wanted to see what the fuss was all about. I'm glad I didn't let that kind of excitement dissuade me. This is one of the better superhero movies of recent times. The plot is gripping, the cast is great, and the special effects are top notch. If you like action and superhero films then you'll love this. If you're a fan of dramas, then you'll love this. It's a movie that could easily have been better. However, it's a good movie and worth a watch.

Wednesday, 17 Jun 2020 18:57

This is a must-see documentary for anyone who is interested in the meaning of life and the meaning of death. It's an under-appreciated work by Robert Koehler, who is in his own way the living "father" of the human-eater, and it contains an insight into human nature that we are all capable of, even though we may be part of a society that has seen and heard of the suffering of many more human beings. He shares his observations about how we all know the suffering of others and perhaps, as Koehler did, we are all implicated in it. A must see for anyone who has to do with a variety of subjects, whether it's human nature, religion, etc. It's a must for anyone who wants to know what it's really all about. The film can be classified as a documentary, or as a comedy. It's really a blend of the two. As a comedy, it's about humor and its relation to death, but as a documentary, it's about life and death. If you want to know about the meaning of life, this is one of the best documentaries you'll ever see. If you want to know more about the meaning of life, this is a good place to start. I give this film an A-.

Tuesday, 16 Jun 2020 18:56

This is the first of a series of videos from the film The House I Live In. It is very personal and raw. The film is about my personal life, and the struggle to keep a good relationship. I feel that it is a great film to learn from. It is very hard to deal with and I feel that it is important to get a handle on how to handle your relationship. It is very sad to think that people have to be the center of your life. It is hard to let go of someone you love and feel like that person is gone forever. I think that it is important to learn to love yourself and to be strong in your relationships. It is very important to let go of the past and move forward. I would recommend this film to anyone who is in a relationship or is thinking about getting in one.

Tuesday, 09 Jun 2020 00:23

The film did not really try to cover too much territory. But the short pieces of footage that they managed to get are definitely worth watching. It was amazing to see more in depth shots from the back-yard, even though the story wasn't that interesting. Also, the scene with the talking dog is still something that could have been told in a much more cinematic and effective way. In the end, I think that the film does not fully cover any territory, but it does the best it can.

Thursday, 04 Jun 2020 19:58

As a viewer of this movie, I was extremely surprised to see how easily we as a society can throw out or dismiss the person who is suffering from mental illness. I'd like to comment on one of the filmmakers, Hugh J.Cannes. He is known for producing documentaries on the mentally ill and their families. He is also known for his artwork. In this particular film, his work is featured. It is very inspirational and powerful. I could easily tell that his work was very inspirational to the people in this documentary. Although I have not been on a mental illness, I do know some people that have been diagnosed with mental illness. I do know that in the United States, the stigma is extremely high on mental illness. This film is incredibly well done and very uplifting. This film will be greatly appreciated by those who suffer from mental illness.

Tuesday, 28 Apr 2020 00:52

It is an interesting and revealing film about the Baha'i Faith and about the interaction between the West and the Baha'i community, which has grown and become a huge and prosperous community in the 21st century. The film does an excellent job in showing the current Baha'i community as they are today and also the people who are to come and go from the community. The documentary tells a very good story of how the Baha'i Faith has grown, what problems are there, what problems are there with the community and how it is changing. The film is very well produced and directed. The documentary does an excellent job in showing all the facts, but also the emotions and personality of the people who live in the community. Some of the interviews are funny and some of them are emotional and, unfortunately, some of the scenes are very sad. However, the film is very interesting and well done. I recommend this documentary to anyone who wants to know more about the Baha'i Faith and to those who are interested in the Baha'i Community and who want to learn more about the current growth of the Baha'i community.

Monday, 27 Apr 2020 19:50

The great film, KINSHARIS, begins with an interview with the legendary leader of the Holocaust, Adolf Eichmann. The interview is also accompanied by music videos. I've watched all of the music videos on my computer, so I could identify which song was playing. There is also the introduction of the film. The filmmakers write the author of this biography and interview the director of the documentary. The writer is asking questions like "Why did you come to see this film?", and "What was the main goal of the film?" In the end, the writer and director write a commentary on the film, and tell you the story. I'm not a film student, but I would have liked to have seen more of this. The film is very, very slow. The story is told in flashbacks. You can see the beginning, the middle and the end. But they don't explain any details of the Holocaust. You don't learn anything about it, except that the Nazis tried to kill Jews all over Europe. In the end, the writer and director give you a summary of the film, and tell you how it ends. What do you think? I would recommend this film to people who want to know more about the Holocaust. But it is only a first attempt to understand it. I don't know if it will ever be made into a film. There are so many documentaries about the Holocaust out there, and you have to be very, very specific about the details.

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