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(175) 8.8 75 min 2018

Fragments of Truth is a movie starring Georgia Angelopoulos, Jacques Berchtold, and J. Keith Elliott. Dr. Craig Evans travels the globe to track down the most ancient New Testament manuscripts. Along the way, he highlights...

Starring: Jacques Berchtold, Georgia Angelopoulos, Craig A. Evans, J. Keith Elliott

Genres: Documentary

Director: Reuben Evans

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Documentary
Director	Reuben Evans
Writer	Reuben Evans
Stars	Jacques Berchtold, Georgia Angelopoulos, Craig A. Evans, J. Keith Elliott
Country	USA
Runtime	1H 15M
Description	Dr. Craig Evans travels the globe to track down the most ancient New Testament manuscripts. Along the way, he highlights groundbreaking new evidence, demonstrating the reliability of the New Testament manuscripts.

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Tuesday, 29 Sep 2020 12:20

I read the book a couple of times, and was intrigued by the various points the filmmakers brought up. The movie itself is about a man who has not yet met his daughter's lover. He's married with three daughters, but still has a daughter to look after. It's hard to see how this man could have such a loving relationship with his daughter. I do have a feeling that this movie is going to do well, but it's hard to see how it will reach its goal. The problem with this movie is that it is not very good at all. The acting is terrible, and the directing is just as bad. I kept thinking that I was watching the old "FREAK" movie. The other problem is that the book is much more interesting. You feel like you're right there with the characters, and you have no idea who is good and who is bad. I gave this movie an 8, but I feel that it should have been a 10.

Tuesday, 15 Sep 2020 10:31

Just finished watching this documentary. It was all about the only interview from Ronna but the most interesting thing is that she has actually been seen in the movie with her daughter and she made a guest appearance at the end. Thank you for this wonderful documentary. It made me think about the way people in the United States of America are mistreated and not held accountable for their actions. Not once was there any attempt to educate the viewer about what was going on in that city. It was as if the people making this movie were doing it out of the kindness of their heart. I guess that's what they wanted to do and it wasn't convincing. I wish there would have been a little more background to the incident. It's not a deep story or a philosophical discussion. It's just a documentary with a lot of facts that most people can follow. It's very easy to get involved in this documentary. Thank you for your honesty and integrity. The world needs more movies like this to open the eyes of the world and people to what's really happening and to try and wake up people to the problem. This movie is like a bible to those of us who still haven't awakened.

Sunday, 13 Sep 2020 08:11

A man's journey, the Making of A Christian Film is a tremendous journey with interviews, film clips, video, and transcripts. I found it extremely educational and revealing. This film is not only a personal, inspirational documentary, but is also a cultural account of the production and reception of The Gospel. Some of the clips that I really liked were the ones where the main character was a Christian kid that was a bully in school and did not want to go to the gay-straight alliance. I also loved the part where the host was giving the Christian presentation to a group of non-Christians. I thought this film really gave the listener the tools to grow in the faith. Another clip I really liked was the one where the student was on the panel and had a good discussion with a Christian that she had never heard of before. The church representative was really well done and put a lot of effort into the film. I was also impressed with the length of the film. The length of the film is about 4 hours, but it goes a lot faster in the interview clips. I really think it was informative and highly educational. I highly recommend this film, and I would recommend this film to everyone.

Saturday, 12 Sep 2020 22:41

The film "The Other Woman" is a direct, heartfelt and powerful examination of the relationship between two women who fell in love and deeply loved each other. In a nutshell, the film covers the various stages of their relationship, their time in and out of prison, and their final moments together. If there is anything we can take away from this film, it is the knowledge that true love and true love at its core, is unconditional. If you love someone, then at some point you will love them. There are many things that have to be there in order for love to come into being. It is the message that makes this film so powerful. Watching this film will show you just how important love is, and the love that this film describes is something that most people will never have to experience. The message of this film is that love is unconditional. In this case, unconditional means that no matter how far you fall in love with someone, you will always be able to love them back. This message is also a powerful insight on the universality of love. By placing love at its core, the film can be used by anyone, regardless of age, to help them learn about their love for someone. Some of the most powerful scenes in the film are the conversations between the women, especially the first conversation when they are caught up in the escape from prison. The fact that all the prison guards are in love with the women is something that is difficult to see in today's world, because most of the world views prison guards as hateful, but this is an important lesson to learn about the true meaning of love, which is unconditional.

Saturday, 12 Sep 2020 08:56

I was actually looking forward to seeing this movie, since I have been following the development of the case since 2007. I was very impressed by the way it was presented. I was also very surprised by the interviews with the defendants, some of whom have not spoken about this case for years. There were several references to the first trial, and the second trial, but the first trial is the one that really brought this case to the forefront of public attention, and that is why the movie is called "The Forgotten." One of the things that made me really appreciate the movie was the way it was structured. We get a very brief overview of the case, and then move on to the interviews with the defendants, which are all very informative. I think this is a very good movie, and I would recommend it to anyone who has been following this case. I think it is an excellent movie because it presents the story as it really happened. I think that is one of the reasons why it is so compelling.

Saturday, 05 Sep 2020 16:42

I wanted to see this movie for a while, but I knew I wouldn't like it. I was wrong. The movie is about an American journalist (and the man who goes with him) who traveled to a secret prison in China. He eventually finds out that the journalist is the source for the book, "The Emperor's New Clothes", which describes in detail how the Chinese government had been brutalizing dissidents and dissidents in the past. This book and this film are a part of the history of the Chinese government. The journalist comes back to the US and tries to expose the corruption in his country. I have no doubt that he will succeed. He has a great voice and a great story to tell. I don't think I will change my opinion of him once I see this movie. I think he will do a great job. I recommend it to anyone who wants to learn more about this country.

Wednesday, 02 Sep 2020 11:32

I saw this film in October 2010, and I have never been so affected by it. At first I thought it was just the two of us, but later I realized it was a very close family. At first the film was about John Doe, and then about James Doe, and now about Donald Doe. The film starts out with some of the main characters, and then moves on to John Doe. While he is the main character, James Doe's story and struggles are equally important. And I think that John Doe is just as important, and just as unique. This is the story of the John Doe I never knew, who grew up in California, but now works in the oil field. He is a struggling man. He is hurting from a traumatic incident where he lost his partner in a car crash. He suffers from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. He gets fired from his job, and receives bad news that the company is going to lay off 20% of the workforce. He is unemployed and living on his parents' couch. And he is trying to get back to work, only to find that he will not be able to find any work. He is a poor man. The only thing he is trying to do is to keep up with his bills and his bills keep getting more and more expensive. He gets a phone call from a distraught woman, and the rest of the story is about her call. I think this is one of the most interesting films I have ever seen. I've always liked documentaries. This film is extremely well done. It's filled with so much emotion, and you feel you are part of the story. The film's title, "Reparation for Deepest Perpetuation", is great because it's something you don't hear everyday. I was shocked by how deep the story is, and the way the film was filmed. I really think this film deserves much more attention than it is getting.

Friday, 14 Aug 2020 05:49

I really enjoyed this film. I have been a supporter of Bergman for many years. I loved the film because of the stories told within it. The way he conveyed the emotions of the characters and how he put his characters into his characters. I have read many reviews on here, and they make it seem that the film is bad. So, I can't say I hated the film. I just thought it was well done and highly entertaining. If you liked Waiting to Exhale, it would be good to see the film. However, do not go to see the film expecting to be a Bergman fan, because they're not. If you loved the "greatest" movie of all time, you will love this. I would say that this is a Bergman film, but the way the film shows the human condition. The film also shows the moods of the times that the characters were in. It's also a film that illustrates that the human condition is a huge factor in our lives. I highly recommend it.

Tuesday, 04 Aug 2020 21:30

The thing that makes the film so powerful is the way that the viewer is forced to think about the death of the two young men who had the misfortune of being the first to witness and identify the hoax. It is not a case of a big company that wanted to gain a reputation by calling out a little bit of 'garbage' on a few of its products, or of a small company who wanted to show that it wasn't just a business. It is a case of a man, whose life and the lives of the people around him were completely ruined by something so stupid. The man was not a criminal, and the story of his life is not about the crime, but about how he was robbed of his future. What makes this film so powerful is that it does not try to paint this story as some kind of tragedy, but as a story that is happening to all of us. It shows the struggle, the anger, the regret and the endless anguish that each of us will go through when we have to face our past and the regrets we will face when we have to face the future. This film has a lot to say about people and their lives, and it is well worth watching.

Monday, 20 Jul 2020 10:55

The documentary on the UK's spy agency, MI5, is worth watching. It's only 1h 20 minutes long but is filled with great moments. The only thing I didn't like about it was the editing. The film was shot in real time, with no cuts, and that made it hard to follow at times. I didn't like the scenes that were cut, it just seemed like they were missing something important. The documentary also doesn't make any arguments for or against the existence of the agency, as it doesn't explain why the agency exists. It just shows the stories of those who have worked there. I have heard many stories of abuse, even though they are based on events that happened before, like in the OAPs, or the John Birch Society, or other far-right groups. I believe that a lot of the stories on this site are exaggerated or are false. I don't know how this documentary was made, but I believe that it is a very important documentary.

Saturday, 18 Jul 2020 18:07

A must see. There are times when i had a bad feeling about the movie but it was totally ruined by the music. There are moments when i had tears in my eyes. I hope the music doesn't spoil this movie for you. You have to pay attention to the soundtrack. Overall, it is a good movie to watch. The movie is about how a boy becomes a man through his memories. If you have not seen this movie, you must see it. I hope you will be touched by it.

Wednesday, 15 Jul 2020 12:57

I grew up in an East Texas small town,and have seen the poverty of the town firsthand.This movie does a great job of showing how the town's past is as awful as they seem,and it shows how they have changed since the 50s.The real heart of the movie is the bond the children have with the land around them,and the true strength of the rural community.The children's "stories" are not exactly believable,and I was confused at times,but the teacher was in the wrong place at the wrong time,when she asked one of the boys to help move a clump of corn,and how he responded was so amazing.The film also shows how the tiny fishing villages and fishing towns in the state of Texas have been turned into the grand metropolis of San Antonio.As if the small fishing village that had brought so many people back to Texas was no longer a living, breathing region,but a dead one.I have never seen any other movie that deals with such the truth of this subject.When I was a teenager,I never understood why the trailer parks in San Antonio looked like a hell on earth.In the mid-90s,I met a woman who knew more about this subject than I had ever imagined,and she was able to tell me what was real and what was not.This movie shows how people move when they feel they have been abandoned,and how the people in the trailer parks in San Antonio have suffered the same fate.I can't imagine anyone not watching this movie.

Wednesday, 15 Jul 2020 03:26

We learn the story of how Texas Instruments put out a quantum calculator in 1949. The famous slide rules were copyrighted by Texas Instruments and printed by Parker Brothers, who also printed the 7-in-1 set with the most popular slide rules. The thought of creating a quantum calculator started in Texas Instruments' head. It became an obsession with W. T. Stevens, who wanted to be the greatest. He started selling all sorts of slide rules that were designed in Texas Instruments' own basement. With a little help from his associates, Stevens built his own calculator, and used it to find out how to make a machine like this. On the way, the film shows a lot of people walking around with the Texas Instruments calculator in their hands. The slide rules they used to produce the parts for the system came from Texas Instruments' laboratories. They even use some of their slide rules as parts for the machines. The old wooden table with one slide rule on it (used for the folding machine) was found in the basement of a very large company in California. The blue IBM 350 computer was donated by the employee of the company. In the end, the Texas Instruments system became a part of everyone's life. This is a wonderful film about a very important invention and the people who worked on it.

Monday, 15 Jun 2020 10:34

This is a MUST-SEE documentary for anyone who believes in the validity of the fairy-tale idea that has been such a hallmark of our culture for over a century. The program really lays it all out on the table, it's really quite a fascinating documentary, with many interviews with key researchers, scientists, and historians who reveal all the evidence that backs up the various fairy-tale interpretations that have been espoused and interpreted in our culture for generations. They really go deep into the science of the phenomenon, the history of its origins, its evolution, and of course, the many arguments it's been met with. The videos are so amazingly well-edited and nicely arranged, with lots of clips from various sources that will give you a very good idea of what is going on. They also clearly show that the fairy-tale idea has been a powerful part of our society, and that belief in it has been incredibly powerful in our country. This documentary really explores the research and research methods used to find that extra "truth", and the logical inconsistencies and contradictions that are present. There's a lot of material in this documentary that you won't see in most other documentaries, which is what makes it so fascinating. It's also very well-filmed, and the lighting is beautiful. The videos are very engaging, and you will find yourself gripped by the history and evidence presented in the documentary. I highly recommend this one. I'm glad I got a chance to view this one, and I have to say, I truly loved it.

Monday, 15 Jun 2020 01:04

All throughout the years, I've tried to find the film that I found most illuminating. In hindsight, this movie probably isn't the best I've seen, but it's a valuable insight into the work and life of the "Artists". They had the ability to make something truly timeless in a time when most movies were mostly just computer graphics and little else. I don't care what age group they were in - what matters is that they made great work and were able to not only survive the industry's downsizing, but thrive after that. And despite their love of and loyalty to one another, the fact that they were all so focused on their art didn't stop them from ever changing things. This is probably the most recent of many examples of this. What is most interesting to me is how the performances of the siblings - and even the mother - are so different from each other. They all have different temperaments and different priorities in life. But they all talk and act in the same way, they do everything in the same way, and they're all very similar in their own ways. I think this film helps explain this. It shows that if you get enough pain, a simple question will have you examining your own life and that will get you to a new place of life.

Saturday, 13 Jun 2020 10:32

The New Yorker editor turned documentary filmmaker Steve Bannon presents an unprecedented insight into the thinking of the man behind the "alt-right," the far-right movement that has become a major part of the Republican Party, and the movement's potential to reshape American politics. He makes a compelling case that alt-right ideology is not the expression of a single set of ideas but a combination of ideas that are dangerous to our society. It's a reminder that the far right is not an intellectual movement but a political movement that would make its political expression in the American right. Bannon's film is a fascinating account of the rise of the alt-right and the ideology that has made it a dominant force in the Republican Party. He gives us the inside stories of a handful of alt-right leaders, including Steve Bannon and Richard Spencer, who provide the most interesting, and least predictable, characters. Bannon is a leading figure of the alt-right movement, a movement that has been described as a neo-Nazi movement, although Bannon, like many others, does not believe that the alt-right is about racism. Bannon believes that the alt-right is a movement that rejects the ideology of Marxism, and has emerged from the ashes of the Nazi party. Bannon believes that the alt-right ideology is a bridge between traditional conservatism and a populist right. The alt-right is a populist movement that wants to undo the liberal policies of the Democratic Party. In a sense, Bannon's film is a fascinating look at a small group of people who have emerged from the ashes of the alt-right movement to become the leading voices of the far-right movement. Bannon's film is a powerful and revealing portrait of a movement that is taking hold of the Republican Party and will likely influence American politics for decades to come.

Saturday, 13 Jun 2020 02:00

This is the story of a young woman who was raped and who was forced into prostitution. It is a horrifying story and the author does a great job of documenting it. It is an important story because it has been ignored by the media and the public, which is why it is important to get this story out into the world. I was moved by this story and the author has done a great job of keeping the facts and not giving any information out about it that may not be true. What makes this film so important is that it is so well documented and is very well done. The camera work is really good and the footage is good quality. I am very impressed and recommend this film to anyone who is interested in this topic.

Tuesday, 28 Apr 2020 21:22

One of the most interesting aspects of this film is that it looks at the seemingly irresolvable paradox of death and how much more happiness you can have when you live. One can easily see how our innermost self is what we most fear about dying. At one time I thought about this and it was a major question in my mind. I saw this film and now I know that I have it all wrong. A final, this film is about love and life. If you have any questions about this movie or anything else, please comment.

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