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(249) 6.5 107 min 2018

What Is Democracy? is a movie starring Astra Taylor, Silvia Federici, and Eleni Perdikouri. This documentary examines the philosophy behind the concept of Democracy, from ancient Athens to modern Greece and the American Civil Rights...

Starring: Silvia Federici, Eleni Perdikouri, Harrison Preddy, Astra Taylor

Genres: Documentary

Director: Astra Taylor

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Quality	480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Genres	Documentary
Director	Astra Taylor
Writer	Astra Taylor
Stars	Silvia Federici, Eleni Perdikouri, Harrison Preddy, Astra Taylor
Country	Canada
Runtime	1H 47M
Description	This documentary examines the philosophy behind the concept of Democracy, from ancient Athens to modern Greece and the American Civil Rights movement.

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Friday, 13 Nov 2020 08:31

A truly amazing movie. Not a single actor or actress was over the top. It was, for the most part, a very moving portrayal of a young girl's fight to overcome her own father. Her father was mentally abusive and she was forced to go through a lot of abusive and "stalking" things. She is a strong, intelligent, and caring young woman who will not let anything stand in her way of accomplishing her dreams. I cannot express enough how inspiring and brilliant this film was. It was a treat to watch. There was nothing about this film that was cliched or nothing that was predictable. The first 30 minutes or so was absolutely riveting. I was not bored at all and the movie was very well done. The director did an amazing job of getting the camera and the actors to really tell the story. The actor's performances were outstanding and the story was believable. I highly recommend this movie to anyone who is interested in watching a documentary that is extremely well done. It was a complete and total treat to watch.

Saturday, 12 Sep 2020 02:42

This documentary is a must see for those who are interested in the concept of democracy. The movie is informative, insightful, and is very well made. The title is a play on words, democracy, and it's significance. It is a great movie that can be enjoyed by anyone. The documentaries shown in the movie are not shown in the same order. So, when one is lost in the movie, the next one can help to bring them back to the beginning. The documentary is not too long, but it is very well made. It has a good mix of interviews with people who are very well known and people who are not well known. There is no particular one person who is the most important, but many people are interviewed. The documentary is very well done and is very interesting. I will recommend this movie to anyone who is interested in the concept of democracy. This is a very well made documentary.

Friday, 11 Sep 2020 17:11

I loved this movie! It is a must see. The movie itself was very informative and gave a lot of facts about how the system works. It also gives a lot of insight into how the people that are in power are making their lives miserable. This is definitely a movie to watch if you're interested in politics, or just want to know about how things work. It's a must see!

Sunday, 30 Aug 2020 17:14

A good documentary about how a society can be broken down into a few people and how they react to the political situations they find themselves in. In this documentary, you'll see the events that lead up to the uprising in Tunisia in February, and what people are doing to try to make sure that the people of Tunisia don't fall into the same fate as the people of Egypt. I also think that this documentary has a great message for anyone who is not the type of person who will easily go along with what is going on around them. For example, in Tunisia, people are protesting against the dictatorship of the dictator Zine El Abidine Ben Ali. But, at the same time, many of the people are making their way into the streets to protest against the government of the country. It's almost like a mix of the Arab Spring and the Arab Summer. The film also gives you a good sense of what the world has been dealing with for the last decade. How things have gotten worse for the people of the world and how the world is slowly becoming a less safe place. I think that this documentary will be very popular in the future and I'm sure that you'll see it on TV soon. I give it a 9/10.

Wednesday, 26 Aug 2020 03:19

We all know the saying that we are the ones that create the future, but, is that a claim that must be made? For anyone who is interested in changing the way we live, this documentary is a must-see. These people are not trying to change the world, but they are trying to change the way we are as human beings. For the first time in a long time, we are seeing a film about the human condition, not the human condition. This documentary is a must-see, and the world needs to see this film.

Monday, 17 Aug 2020 18:15

This is a documentary about the US's use of executive powers to remove democratically elected governments from power. The film shows how the executive branch of the US government has been used to take control of other countries. The film also shows how the executive branch of the US government is being used to take control of other countries. This is an important documentary about the misuse of executive power. It is a good reminder to Americans of what happens when a government is not held accountable for its actions. We all have a responsibility to keep the government accountable.

Thursday, 13 Aug 2020 04:20

This is a documentary about the struggle for democracy in Hong Kong, and how the pro-democracy camp has changed the political landscape of the city and the world. For the first half of the movie, it's a straight-forward examination of the Hong Kong Occupy Movement. The film presents the growing frustrations and doubts of the movement, and the growing feelings of hostility from the government. It also gives us a look into the history of the Hong Kong government, and the politics behind the 1989 pro-democracy protests. The movie goes deeper into the movement and into the debates that the protesters had with the government. It goes through many of the key moments in the movement, from the beginning when the protests were first organized to the third day when the government decided to take a stand. The discussion around democracy is presented as an anti-democratic ideology, and the government as being the oppressor. At the end, the movement is reorganized into a more democratic and less militaristic form, and the government is reformed and a democratic system is established. But the protests have not been completely defeated. They are still suppressed by the government and are still organized. So if you are interested in the Hong Kong Occupy Movement, this is a good way to get into the story. It's a very good documentary, but the film isn't that good as a whole.

Thursday, 06 Aug 2020 21:36

This film is interesting to me for many reasons. For one thing, I am not a great fan of the term 'democracy'. It is a term used to refer to a system in which a majority vote for a government to govern. When I see the term in reference to a documentary about some western democracy, I tend to think of this movie's title. The documentary is called 'Democracy: 100 Years of Change' and the title was chosen for a reason. As I mentioned earlier, I am not a great fan of democracy. I am more concerned with the issue of how much of our freedoms are subject to the control of a few and how much is left to us. In other words, I am not very interested in the idea of democracy because I am not too keen on the idea. I am very interested in what a democracy is supposed to do and how it has evolved in the past and how it has evolved in the future. If a democracy does not work, the idea of it is not very good. For that reason, this film is very interesting to me because it gives a very clear view of the history of democracy, which has been the foundation of many other forms of government. The documentary is edited very well. The images are well-filmed and there is an overall feeling that the viewers are in control of the events. The movie is also very well-edited and the material is well-presented. I do not think that it is necessary to watch this movie in a classroom. It is a good idea to watch it in a large auditorium and have a discussion afterwards. I will watch this movie again.

Friday, 31 Jul 2020 05:22

It's hard to watch one person's behavior in politics when you don't know what they are actually doing. There is no reference to any party's point of view, and they really don't know what they are doing. They are just doing whatever it takes to get elected. The interviewees were all serious and interesting, and even the one with the most annoying personality was someone you could talk to and empathize with. The very best of the interviewees were the ones who showed no signs of their political affiliation, but their strong opinions were very clear. They were very insightful about what was wrong with the world and why we needed to fix it. It is very interesting to see how the democratic parties went from being a joke to how they are now the most powerful party in the world. I think it is a great film that anyone should see.

Saturday, 18 Jul 2020 22:34

I love this movie. It is a wonderful documentary about the impact of the news media on the world. The movie is powerful and disturbing. The director, Nick Broomfield, brings to life the political tension between the news media and the people they serve. I am not a fan of political documentaries, but this one is excellent. This is a must see.

Friday, 12 Jun 2020 08:28

This film is a must-see for anyone interested in democracy and the evils of the American government. It is very well made and shows both sides of the issue. The film is very informative and has an engaging story to tell. I would recommend it to anyone who wants to know what is going on in the world today. I was also pleased to find that there was no violence in the film. The makers of this film have done a great job in bringing to light the evils of the American government and I hope that they continue to make films like this to inform the world about the problems of our government.

Tuesday, 26 May 2020 22:35

The movie is interesting and interesting to watch. If you want to understand what the US was and is and what we are, this is a good movie to watch.

Saturday, 02 May 2020 06:39

Featuring a powerful political history of the struggle for civil rights in America, the film explores the intersection of racism, civil rights, and race relations. The film is also an analysis of how the civil rights movement is seen and ultimately viewed in contemporary society. In this context, "FREEDOM" offers an analysis of the politics of racial relations, but the film also suggests that the most important aspects of civil rights activism are the peaceful methods of protesting racism and the successful efforts to overcome racism through nonviolent means. The film takes us back in time to see how racism was so deeply embedded in the American culture that it was very difficult for minorities to gain equal treatment and rights. The film explores the role of the civil rights movement in the struggle for equal rights, and how the campaign for the Civil Rights Act of 1964 led to the successful implementation of the Voting Rights Act of 1965. This film is definitely a must-see for anyone interested in social justice.

Thursday, 30 Apr 2020 22:41

I have to say, the movie was pretty good, but I felt that there were a lot of things that I didn't like about it. It wasn't really clear that the people in the movie were being interviewed, and the time they were all talking at the same time was kind of odd. I was also a little confused at some points. Like when they were talking about how they had a huge fight in the park, and the other guys were saying that they couldn't see what was going on because the camera was off, but later they're talking about the fight, and they are talking about the camera being on. It's like they were trying to make it seem like they were being interviewed, but in reality they were not being interviewed. Also, I was also confused at the ending of the movie. It didn't make a lot of sense to me. I thought it was really weird. Overall, I think this movie was really good, but I didn't like a lot of the stuff that I didn't like about it. I recommend this movie to people who are into this sort of thing, because it's a really good documentary. It also has some really good music in it, and I really enjoyed the way that it was filmed.

Russell Ferguson

Thursday, 30 Apr 2020 05:38

A well-done documentary which shows how the US has become a place where the rich and powerful get what they want and the poor and powerless are left with nothing. It also shows how the government can be used to further the interests of the rich and powerful, and that democracy is a very dangerous thing. The documentary shows how the American people are not really aware of what democracy means, and how that ignorance is a dangerous thing. It also shows how a lot of people are being manipulated and how they can be used to further the interests of the rich and powerful. This documentary is very important, and it should be shown more often. It should be seen by everyone, and it should be made available in every school, library, and on the internet.

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