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(615) 6.8 123 min 2018

What You Gonna Do When the World's on Fire? is a movie starring Judy Hill, Dorothy Hill, and Michael Nelson. What You Gonna Do When The World's On Fire is the story of a community of black people in the American South during the...

Starring
Judy Hill, Dorothy Hill, Michael Nelson, Ronaldo King
Genres
Documentary
Director
Roberto Minervini

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Audio English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles 日本語  Čeština  Português  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres Documentary
Director Roberto Minervini
Writer Roberto Minervini
Stars Judy Hill, Dorothy Hill, Michael Nelson, Ronaldo King
Country France, USA, Italy
Also Known As Ka darysi, kai pasaulis degs?, Co zrobisz, gdy świat stanie w ogniu?, ¿Qué vas a hacer cuando el mundo esté en llamas?, Che fare quando il mondo è in fiamme?, What You Gonna Do When the World's on Fire
Runtime 2H 3M
Description What You Gonna Do When The World's On Fire is the story of a community of black people in the American South during the summer 2017, when a string of brutal killings of black men sent shockwaves throughout the country. A meditation on the state of race in America, this film is an intimate portrait into the lives of those who struggle for justice, dignity, and survival.

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7 customer reviews about «What You Gonna Do When the World's on Fire?»

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Daniel
Saturday, 27 Jun 2020 22:51

I'm not sure how to feel about this documentary. It's not a film, it's an idea. It's about how we're all going to die, and how we're going to cope with it. I'm sure I will have to watch it again and again to come to a conclusion. I'm glad that I did, but maybe I should have waited until I saw the film before I made that decision. The film was made by a few people, and they all had very different ideas on what the film should be. It's interesting to see how they each did it, and the way they presented the film. It's a very personal documentary, and it's very interesting to see how the different ideas were presented. But I think the film should have been done a lot differently, and it should have been made with a bigger budget. There were so many problems that were present in the film, and they were all caused by the budget. I know they had to do a lot with what they had, but I don't think they could have made it any better. The film has a lot of great ideas, but it could have been better. Overall, it's a very good documentary, but it could have been done a lot better. 9/10
Peter P.
Saturday, 27 Jun 2020 13:21

I saw this film at the Sundance Film Festival in January. I didn't know much about it but the trailer made it look like a pretty good film. I was right. The film tells the story of a group of people who took a group of 12 year old kids to an abandoned factory in a small Texas town. They were in the process of building a home when the entire town was destroyed. The kids were never heard from again. The film was told from the perspective of the children and their parents. The parents were very open about their feelings about the events. The film was very emotional and the parents were very open about the events. The parents were extremely honest and you could see that they cared about the children and wanted them to be happy. The film was very well-done and it was interesting to see what happened to the children after the event. I would recommend this film to anyone who is interested in seeing a different perspective on a story. It was very well done.
Evelyn
Sunday, 07 Jun 2020 04:15

If you've ever been curious about the life of Bill Hicks, this is the documentary for you. Hicks lived and breathed comedy, but most of all, he was a womanizer. I've seen interviews with his close friends and acquaintances, and they all say Hicks was a lovable guy. But he was also a person who could be brutally honest, and he could be very selfish. This documentary is like a side trip to his life, and it's interesting to see what he was like when he was married and when he was dating and when he was just plain plain plain. I'm not sure if this is a documentary or not, but I found it really fascinating. It also explains what happened to Hicks when he became famous, and why he didn't stop doing the things he did. I think if you're curious about Hicks, or if you're a fan of his, you should watch this. It's a really interesting documentary that will definitely make you laugh.
Kenneth M.
Wednesday, 27 May 2020 03:56

I was lucky enough to see this documentary at a film festival in Berlin. The only other film I've seen that closely followed the story of this film was "The Power of One", but it wasn't as gripping as "The World's on Fire" is. There's a lot of things to watch out for in this film. First, it was really well shot, and the sound was perfect. The camera angles were great, and the sound was perfect too. The documentary is very interesting, and it goes into a lot of detail about the whole thing. I particularly liked the interview with Andy Warhol. He talked about how Andy didn't have a clue about what he was doing, and the importance of doing what you want. I also liked the interviews with the people who made Andy's films. It was interesting to see how he was still in touch with his mother, and how he was still obsessed with his art. I also thought that the documentary had a lot of information about Andy's life, but the documentary was a little too long. I also felt that there were a few plot holes, and a few things that weren't really explained. Overall, it was a really good documentary. I recommend it to anyone who loves Andy Warhol, or to anyone who likes documentaries.
Theresa Sanchez
Tuesday, 05 May 2020 06:30

I saw this at a film festival. I can see how it was a slow film and a short film. But the audience was pretty attentive and the filmmakers made a good case that the climate change is already affecting the US. I'm sure the movie would have been a lot better with a shorter running time, more action and a better sound track. This is definitely worth seeing. If you like the documentaries, this one is definitely worth seeing.
Harold Morris
Monday, 04 May 2020 08:15

I'm sure many of the commenters on this site are asking the same questions, but for the most part, this is a very enlightening and enjoyable documentary. The filmmaker, JT LeRoy, spent the better part of his life at the University of Colorado in Boulder. As he explained, his experience there was a result of his involvement in an experiment he did with two friends, where they were sent into the Himalayas to find a cure for cancer. The premise was that they would have the experience of actually living through the "after-effects" of such a trip, which could include extreme physical pain and nausea, and even hallucinations. But the group was never actually treated in that way, as the results of the experiment were never published. Instead, they were filmed by JT and his team, and used as an inspiration for the documentary. The most obvious benefit of this film is the chance to see the students in their raw, natural state of being. The students are truly incredible, with the best of intentions, but who are still bound by the discipline and discipline of their mentors. While some of the students appear to have come from the lower middle-class, the majority are from the upper-middle-class. The documentary does a very good job of capturing the raw, energetic energy of the students, and how they manage to stay focused on the work, despite the pressure of their mentors. In addition, the documentary provides an excellent look at how many of the students' mentors had a strong influence on their lives. The young men and women who played a role in their lives would be hard-pressed to be described as "superstars" by the mainstream media. There is a sense of the real-life importance of the experiment, and how the students did what they could to help make it a success. In some ways, the documentary feels more like a diary than a documentary. The students often seem to be reflecting on their experiences, and some of the footage is very powerful. This is also the case for the interviews with the professors who were involved in the experiment, and some of them seem to be very passionate about the topic. Overall, I thought the film was very well done, and very informative. While it is not a documentary for everyone, it will be interesting for those who are interested in the topic.
Virginia Campbell
Tuesday, 28 Apr 2020 14:36

While I'm not the biggest fan of the film, I think it's good for a laugh and a laugh I'll never forget. It's the story of a group of firefighters and their lives on the job. I'm not a big fan of fire-fighters, but it's entertaining to see the group of firefighters working hard and getting their paychecks. I think it's a good film, and I would definitely recommend it to someone who loves fire-fighters.
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