Belief: The Possession of Janet Moses Synopsis A documentary film that lifts the veil of secrecy on what became known as "The Wainuiomata exorcism", to reveal the extraordinary true story of how both love and fear could drive a New Zealand family to unwittingly kill one of their own. Belief: The Possession of Janet Moses is a documentary film that lifts the veil of secrecy on what became known as "The Wainuiomata exorcism", to reveal the extra-ordinary true story of how both love and fear could drive a New Zealand family to unwittingly kill one of their own. Add Synopsis Whether love them or hate them, the small-budget big-turnout formula of Blumhouse has certainly been successful, making their name in horror and thrillers but also putting forward smaller films that have gone on to critical acclaim.
This movie was more about how to overcome extremely difficult circumstances that many of us will face in our lifetime, than about pushing an evangelical message; but don't get me wrong, the message of hope was clear, and it's a message that I encourage everyone to hear! This is truly one of my favorite movies of the year. In any case, the movie feels like it's in search of its own pulse.
The script shortchanges Seberg in much the same way her contemporaries did. This was a young woman who was already donating to civil rights causes as a teenager yet the script includes a scene of the actress whining to her industry-minded manager that she wants to do something more meaningful with her life than just acting. You see, Miguel's hardworking family has a long, proud tradition of crafting fine shoes. Miguel will one day join the family business, they presume. His family is having none of that. This film is so British that it comes complete with a great deal of dryness, with often bitingly witty, but stuffy dialogue and a subdued atmosphere which render the film, maybe not dull, but a.
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Radha Blank's film is an intimate, epic reckoning with age, ambition and everything else. Scott In Garrett Bradley's moving documentary, a woman fights for her family and justice as a. Directed by Oscar winner Alex Gibney and based on the book by Pulitzer Prize winner Lawrence Wright, Going Clear profiles eight former members of the Church of Scientology-whose most prominent.
This is a movie completely constructed out of other movies - out of cliches and archetypes that were old before most of the cast members were born. It is difficult for a filmgoer of reasonable intelligence to care about characters whose lives are re-enactments of cliches: If these people are as smart as they think, why can't they see that their lives are a bad B movie? BELIEVE is a predictable sports movie with a convoluted story. Georgie is a great football player and a bit of a brat.