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(238) 7.8 91 min 2018

Milford Graves Full Mantis is a movie starring Milford Graves. A philosophical investigation into the nature of humanity, art, creativity, being, and purpose. As much a visual poem as a documentary, the film oscillates from present...

Starring: Milford Graves

Genres: Documentary

Director: Jake Meginsky, Neil Young

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Documentary
Director	Jake Meginsky, Neil Young
Writer	Milford Graves, Jake Meginsky
Stars	Milford Graves
Country	USA
Runtime	1H 31M
Description	A philosophical investigation into the nature of humanity, art, creativity, being, and purpose. As much a visual poem as a documentary, the film oscillates from present to past and weaving intimate glimpses of the world renowned jazz percussionist's fascinating cosmology with blistering performances from around the globe.

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Vincent Robertson

Saturday, 08 Aug 2020 15:45

This is a very good documentary about the movie business. It gives a very detailed account of the business, the people who run it, and the general atmosphere that surrounds it. It is very informative and fun to watch. I think the film makers were well placed to have a really good and balanced view on this subject. The film is very entertaining and entertaining to watch. I liked the way they have presented the history of the movie business, and how it has evolved over time. It is an interesting and very interesting documentary.

Sunday, 02 Aug 2020 07:16

This film is quite good and gives you a great look at the life of African Americans and how the politics of the times played out. In the mid-1960's, a group of African Americans in the Harlem neighborhood of Harlem, New York organized to protest the rise of the local police chief, Benjamin "Big Baby" Scarfe. The protestors called for a "black law enforcement" presence, and Scarfe responded by ordering the entire police force to disarm. The protesters occupied the police station and forced Scarfe to surrender, but he refused. In a confrontation at a neighborhood park, Scarfe ordered his men to shoot the protesters. The protesters were able to escape, but four of them were killed by Scarfe's men. In retaliation, the protesters set off a series of bombs, killing at least thirty-five people. The government then set up a "civilian" police force, and the protesters were ordered to disband. The film covers a number of key events, including the bombing, the police shooting of a demonstrator, the Nixon administration's attempts to make the protests illegal, and the bombings. There is also some talk of the civil rights movement, but it is very much in the background. The film does a good job of showing the protestors in their racial diversity, and the incredible tension between the police and the protesters. It is clear that the police did not like the protesters' presence, and a great deal of the violence was a result of that hatred. The film is a lot of fun to watch, and is well worth watching. However, it is a little slow in the middle, and I would have liked to have seen more about the Nixon administration's reaction to the bombings. Overall, a very good documentary.

Thursday, 16 Jul 2020 15:07

This is a documentary about the Mantis, an amphibian that was first discovered by a Japanese geologist in 1958. It was never found to be a threat to humans, but it was in danger of being wiped out. The Mantis is now a tourist attraction in Japan, but the Japanese government has banned the Mantis from the country. This documentary takes a look at the Mantis' history in Japan, and how it was eventually banned. There are some great scenes of the Mantis being brought to the United States, and a couple of nice shots of the Mantis in action. It's a fascinating documentary, and you'll probably find it interesting. It's very well done, and there are some great interviews with people involved with the Mantis. It's very well made, and it's definitely worth a watch. I highly recommend this documentary. 8/10

Tuesday, 14 Jul 2020 01:33

I saw this movie at the Rotterdam Film Festival in the Netherlands. The movie is a documentary about the famous African tribes. The director is a journalist from the Netherlands, who has been to Kenya and South Africa to follow the tribes and find out about their culture and customs. The movie is very well made and the editing is very good. The director was very professional, he also wrote the script. The people in the tribe are very friendly and they tell stories about their past. There are some really good actors in the movie, so it is very interesting to see how they portray the tribes. The director uses a lot of music to tell the story. Sometimes the music is too loud, but I liked that. The director also makes a point of showing the importance of music in the culture. The director talks about the importance of music in tribal rituals, but I also found it interesting to see the musicians themselves. It was also interesting to see the people in the tribe. I thought that they were really good actors and they were able to give very good performances. It is a very interesting documentary, I recommend it to everyone.

Saturday, 20 Jun 2020 17:09

I have been a fan of Mantis since I first saw him in the movie "The Mantis" on TBS in 1989. I was very impressed with his acting and his ability to convey the emotions that were being portrayed on screen. After watching the documentary, "The Mantis" on the DVD, I was surprised to see that he was still able to convey such a complex and complex character. I had never heard of this guy before, but I have to say that I think that he did a very good job. I would recommend this movie to anyone who wants to know more about Mantis and his other works. I give it a 8 out of 10.

Sunday, 14 Jun 2020 00:55

This film is very well made, with excellent shots of the wildlife and the native people, the people themselves are very friendly and welcoming. The film shows the whole history of the tribes and the people. I liked the fact that it was very long, as the film is very informative and moving. I also liked that it was very positive and not a negative film. It shows how the native people were not violent or racist towards the Europeans. This film also shows that the native people were very friendly and the film is very interesting. I recommend this film to anyone who is interested in the history of the native people and their culture.

Friday, 12 Jun 2020 03:06

I think this movie is excellent, but I feel like the ending was a bit rushed. The movie could have gone on longer, it could have gone into detail about the band, how they found themselves in the music business, and how it changed them and what they did to make it work. I think that could have been more fleshed out. I would recommend this movie to everyone, but if you're just looking for a good movie to watch, don't waste your time on this one.

Thursday, 11 Jun 2020 08:12

This is a very good documentary, and the interviews are well done. But the writing is a bit hard to follow and the documentary itself is not that clear about the overall point of the documentary. But it is a very good documentary and I recommend it.

Saturday, 30 May 2020 09:21

In his first film, director Paul Thomas Anderson, of Boogie Nights, and Magnolia, gives us a visual feast. A great look at the great Australian deserts, lush green lands and glorious pastures. I was impressed with the images and the director's love for the film medium. The desert scenes are a dream, the land itself is gorgeous and the film captures the life of a person living in the desert, and the people are more than just their faces. I am happy to see Paul Thomas Anderson in a film, and I hope he continues to make good films. Great film.

Tuesday, 28 Apr 2020 22:58

I loved this film, and I think that it's a good representation of the British Invasion of America. The film is filled with interesting stories, and it's a great idea to tell the story of the immigrants in America. I think that the film is a great way to show how difficult it was for the British to come to America and how the immigrants struggled to assimilate into American society. The film also covers a lot of interesting stories about the immigrants, such as the ones who were kidnapped and forced to work in the fields. The film also talks about the struggles that the immigrants had to face, such as having to take up to two jobs at a time, and the way that the immigrants were treated by the American government. Overall, I think that this is a great film that will give you a great look at the immigrant experience in America, and I hope that you'll like it.

Monday, 27 Apr 2020 08:10

I really enjoyed this film. It's a fascinating look at a woman's life that was very different than the life of most women. The movie is a lot of fun to watch. It's very interesting to see how women's lives were different from those of men. It also gives us a glimpse into what life was like for women in the past. The interviews are very interesting, and it's interesting to see what the women in the movie had to say about their experiences. There's a lot of great stories in this film. I especially enjoyed hearing about the women who were the "Fountains of Wayne." I was very impressed with this documentary. I recommend it to anyone who is interested in women's history.

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