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(47) 6.3 84 min 2019 Subtitles and Closed Captions

Stuffed is a movie starring Allis Markham, Jaap Sinke, and Ferry van Tongeren. An inside look into the world of taxidermy and the passionate artists from all over the world who work on the animals.

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Documentary
Director
Erin Derham
Starring
Jaap Sinke, Ferry van Tongeren, Allis Markham

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Genres Documentary
Director Erin Derham
Stars Jaap Sinke, Ferry van Tongeren, Allis Markham
Country USA, Canada
Runtime 1 h 24 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Description An inside look into the world of taxidermy and the passionate artists from all over the world who work on the animals.

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23 customer reviews about «Stuffed»

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Alexander
Saturday, 16 Jan 2021 23:05

Not really a bad documentary. It's a bit of a shame that the voice over of the film is just an actor and not the actor himself. If you have an interest in the history of film making and how things have changed since the 1970's, then this is a must watch. If you're looking for a look at the history of film, then don't bother.
Diane Miller
Friday, 11 Dec 2020 23:28

I was looking for a documentary about being an independent film-maker, and I stumbled upon this. I'm not sure I've ever seen a documentary about working on a movie as long as this one. Every single person interviewed is a successful filmmaker, but the style of the documentary is definitely different from the interviews. This feels more like a chat with a friend, or a conversation on a street corner. Each interview is shorter and more intimate, and I feel that it gives more insight into the subject matter. There's a lot of talk about the role of a producer in a film, and the different ways that directors/producers might approach a movie. It's a pretty fascinating look at the independent film world, but it's also a little depressing. It's difficult to talk about a subject like this without sounding pretentious, but I don't think it's necessary. I thought the interviews were a lot more interesting than the movie itself, which is always a good thing. I don't think the filmmakers were trying to tell us the exact same story they'd been telling us in the first place, but I'm not sure they even wanted to tell that story. I think the filmmakers were more interested in being honest, and they had a good reason to do so. They just wanted to talk to people who were passionate about the film world. I'm not sure what the filmmakers were hoping to get from this, but I know that they certainly weren't expecting a documentary about the indie film world. They were just trying to get honest and they didn't have to do it the way that the people they interviewed wanted. I think that the documentary ends up being a little too sad and depressing for a documentary about indie film, but that's probably why it works so well.
Kelly Gonzalez
Tuesday, 24 Nov 2020 20:05

A documentary about the making of the movie "Snatch" starring Leonardo DiCaprio. It focuses on the different aspects of the movie. This is one of the few documentaries I have seen that covers the editing and storyboarding of a film. The documentary starts off with a quote from the movie itself, "There are no shortcuts in the art of story telling." This quote can be a bit of a dig, but it is one that has been used so many times that it has become a cliche. However, this quote is what really sums up the art of story telling. It is so rare to see a documentary that actually talks about the story telling process. The editing of this movie is fantastic. The editing of this movie is excellent. The storyboarding of this movie is also great. This is one of the few documentaries that actually focuses on the story telling process. This is a good documentary, it has a great flow. It is not a documentary that you can watch multiple times. However, if you are a fan of the movie "Snatch", you will enjoy this documentary.
Brittany H.
Wednesday, 18 Nov 2020 03:50

I remember sitting through this on HBO last night. I really enjoyed it and I'm not sure I fully understand all the reviews. But if you want to see an educational documentary on the science of climate change and how it affects people in real life, then this is the movie for you. It is based on a book that's a must-read for anyone who wants to know what's going on with the climate. It's a good example of how much more information we really need to have on how global warming is affecting our planet. You really have to think about the implications of this and what you're going to do. This is an extremely important film for those who are skeptical about global warming. It will change how you look at the issue. I'm a scientist myself and this is really an eye-opener for me. I'm also a Catholic and I'm so thankful that we're still living in a time where people are willing to talk about things like this. I'm glad to see that more people are listening to what scientists are saying and the issues that they are trying to explain.
Carolyn W.
Wednesday, 11 Nov 2020 21:06

This documentary is pretty boring, but it's not really about the animals, it's about how humans treat them. There are a lot of good points in the documentary. The people interviewed do a great job at conveying their feelings about the animals. The narration is really good and it's funny at times. The narration is very different from the way most documentaries are done. Some people might find it a little hard to follow, but it's still good. There are some really interesting things that are presented in the documentary, but not many. The documentary also has some really interesting things that are not presented in the documentary. Some of the things they talked about include: the hunting of animals for profit, the abusive treatment of animals, the killing of animals for meat, the exploitation of animals in the meat industry, the transportation of animals, the impact on animals on the environment, and the animal rights activists. If you like animal documentaries, you should definitely see this one.
Walter H.
Tuesday, 03 Nov 2020 15:36

As a scientist, I have been fortunate enough to have been invited to the screening of this film in New York. I have to say, the reactions from the audience was amazing. I was amazed at the realisation that so many people were open to the story. It was amazing to see so many people understand what was happening in the world. It was a powerful and emotional film. I hope that this film will make a positive impact on the world.
Katherine Bell
Friday, 30 Oct 2020 07:37

You would think that if this is a documentary on a dead person, it should be more truthful than a documentary on someone else. This documentary tries to show us the impact that Mr. McGuire had on so many people and to the people he loved. However, there are some moments that don't quite work. The main character, when asked how much he hated his job, says he doesn't know. He would have been much more honest and said he hated his job. The one thing that is interesting to me is the way they portray the main character. He was really awkward, and at the end of the movie, you can tell that he was suffering. He doesn't seem to want to do it, but his daughter doesn't want him to do it, and his daughter doesn't want him to do it either. He didn't really seem to want to do anything either. What's odd is that the documentary doesn't seem to explain what he had done to his job or why he had to quit it. What's also odd is that he is shown as such a hard-nosed boss, but at the end of the movie, he doesn't seem to be that hard-nosed at all. The ending is the only one that makes sense, but it is not a happy ending. I don't think this is a great documentary. I do think it is well-made and interesting to see the man who has been an inspiration to so many people, but it is not something that I would recommend. I give it a 7/10.
Rose Mendez
Friday, 23 Oct 2020 15:23

This documentary is not about the quality of the movies but more about the process of making them. You can see the work of the cast and crew and you will know what a difficult task they had to do. For those of you who were not there in the beginning, you will be just as much a part of the process as they were. This is a documentary about the movie-making process and it is a really interesting documentary.
Juan
Monday, 19 Oct 2020 01:27

Not very much. There is very little footage of the slaughter. But, there is an old man who is almost seen at the end. The film was shown in a few European countries. It is very graphic and hard to watch. I would not recommend it to anyone.
Sharon Cooper
Friday, 16 Oct 2020 23:08

This is a documentary on the 'unofficial' heritage festival of France, organized by 'Manif Pour Tous' (the Manif Pour Organizes) and supported by the Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique (INR). It shows the many interesting facts about the festival and the many people who participated in it. However, it is also quite revealing about the lack of effort to establish a festival that would appeal to the French people and that would benefit from cultural exchange. The Manif Pour Tous festival is one of the most expensive festivals in France. Therefore, it is also one of the most expensive cultural exchanges in the world. However, the festival does not have a sponsor or a central organizing body, so it does not have the funding necessary to support it. The festival organizers would like to build a proper venue, and to have a main focus in order to attract more participants. However, the festival organizers are not willing to accept these things. This documentary is also an investigation into the 'national' nature of the festival. There are many famous French actors who participate in the festival, but they do not have a large influence on the actual festival. It seems that the festival organizers, who have a huge amount of money, decide to make an event for their personal benefit, rather than for the benefit of the French people. This documentary is a great and important film, because it shows the need of a 'national' festival. However, it is a documentary that is not about the festival, but about the lack of funding for the festival, and about the lack of participation of the French people. For example, the festival organizers are talking about the participation of the French people, and this is not the case. Furthermore, this documentary is also an investigation into the culture of the French people, as well as their lack of knowledge about their heritage. It is a film that shows the lack of knowledge and the lack of knowledge about the heritage of the French people, as well as their lack of knowledge about the festivals of other countries. Finally, it is a documentary that is about the cultural exchange, and shows how the culture of the French people is not important for the festival. Therefore, it is a great documentary and is a must see.
Nancy Ruiz
Wednesday, 16 Sep 2020 00:00

This film is a "must see" for anyone with a love of history, especially the French Revolution. It reminds me of the history classes I took in school, but the film is a much more exciting and emotional experience. The acting is superb, and so is the commentary by historians. The film opens with a quote from Jules Ferry, the famous leader of the British rebels. They go on to talk about the emotional effect the Revolution had on the French people, as well as the French themselves. The scenes of the trenches and executions were absolutely devastating. It really is a must see, and is the only film I would recommend.
Charles S.
Monday, 14 Sep 2020 19:53

I have never read the book, so I didn't know what to expect going into this film. I was actually more impressed than I was expecting. The story was engaging, and the movie managed to capture the essence of the book, while still maintaining the original story. I was also impressed with the fact that the film did not have an overly dramatic ending. The author actually managed to stay true to the book, and stay true to the original story. I am a big fan of the book, and it was a great experience watching this film. I would recommend this movie to anyone, and especially people who have not read the book.
Raymond
Thursday, 03 Sep 2020 10:32

What can I say about this documentary? Well, it is just a must see for anyone who has ever worked with animals or has a great love for the planet. It is really something to behold, I would put it right up there with my favorite documentary of all time, "The Humane World." What I love most about the film is how it shows the stories of many people who work with animals and it really does feel like you are really there. I think it is truly great that it is only a matter of time before more people learn more about the animals they interact with and it is good to see that some people are actually taking action in support of animal welfare. This documentary is very well done and highly recommended. My hat goes off to the people behind this film for creating a documentary that is both entertaining and informative. I also really hope that people learn from the film and not just keep repeating the same old talking points as they have been hearing for years. Just like with the "Humane World" documentary, I highly recommend seeing the film and giving it a chance. I am sure it will be a great talking point for years to come. I am also sure that the animal rights community will enjoy the film as well. I am also really happy to see that this film has been promoted through some great resources and people are taking the time to spread the word about the film. You can go to the website to learn more about the film and you can also read the book it is based on. This film is truly something that needs to be seen. As I stated earlier, I am so thankful that the internet has become such an important tool to spread awareness and I hope that people take the time to watch and learn from the documentary. I am sure that the film will inspire and inspire you to do the same. I am so looking forward to the next one and hope that it will be as good as the previous one. Thank you, Jason
Emily Douglas
Monday, 17 Aug 2020 07:08

I've been a fan of Mr. Jordan since he was growing up. I saw this documentary and was amazed. He has shown the human side of this amazing artist. The fact that he is a great musician is the icing on the cake. He plays every note on the piano and the band is comprised of people who love his music. It is very touching to see him and other people who are not musicians playing with the children in the village. They are great players themselves and they are really so genuine. I have a son who is in a school where Mr. Jordan plays. He is great too and was born to the music! The documentary was well done and did a good job of showing the human side of the band. Mr. Jordan has inspired me to learn the piano and play it. I'm so glad I found this documentary. This is not a story that should be told about Mr. Jordan. This is a story about the human beings who played his music. We need more people like him. I know that his music is great and I would love to see his album and see the musicians he has worked with.
Janice Ray
Wednesday, 12 Aug 2020 00:43

This is a must see documentary for anyone who is a true American and a lover of good music. It is a great compilation of rare and unheard songs from the 60's through the 80's. The songs are chosen from the best of the best and the music is a great blend of jazz, blues, country, rock, and pop. It is a film that is both informative and entertaining. The movie covers many topics including the music industry, the political situation in the country, the singers, and the social issues of the time. The director does an excellent job in bringing the story of the 60's to life. The music is amazing. It's a must see.
Brenda F.
Tuesday, 04 Aug 2020 08:09

I loved the documentary, I really did. I was a fan of "The Ultimate Movie" series and I had such high hopes for this one. I was very disappointed. I don't like movies that make you cry or make you angry. I just want to hear a story. If you can't tell a story from a story, you are not a story teller. The thing that really bothered me was that the movie was so narrow and focused on one person. It was too focused on him, the only other characters were the actual people that were featured in the documentary. I know that these people have had amazing lives, but I just wanted to hear their stories. I had no idea that it would be such a personal story. I would definitely recommend this documentary for people to watch, but it is not for a crowd. If you want to learn more about a person or want to see how a person lived their life, then go see "The Ultimate Movie".
Jessica R.
Saturday, 18 Jul 2020 04:46

This is a very powerful documentary that shows how we're all connected. We are not only a species, but a species that's been poisoned and hurt by our environment and our ways of living. Even if we're not aware of it, we're all part of this great circle of life and death, and how we all deserve to be there together. The movie does a great job of showing the importance of the movie industry and how it affects us and how it affects our children. The movie is very well written, and the subjects of the film were very well selected and made. I loved the way that the film was made and how they presented these subjects in a way that is safe for kids and adults. I really liked this documentary and I really hope that the makers of this film will make more documentaries that show this information in a way that is empowering for people to know this. The people behind this film have a great talent, and I really hope that more people will be inspired to make more documentaries that speak to the importance of these subjects. I recommend this film to everyone, regardless of what age. 10/10
Madison Watkins
Sunday, 05 Jul 2020 15:17

This movie is one of the most important films of the last decade. It shows how a top-notch approach to financial aid can help every family in the country. I will never forget the way the daughter of a former member of Congress came out to testify in support of the legislation in Congress. If you are thinking about becoming involved in your local community, the movie is a must-see.
Walter
Monday, 22 Jun 2020 16:19

It's a real shame that no one in Hollywood will ever really understand the pain, anguish and suffering of the average Joe and Jane. They make films like this, about real people, in real situations, and their struggle to get through it. And they are beautiful, they are heroic, they are loving, they are heart-wrenching and they are wonderful. And they have real stories to tell. And that's why this documentary is so important. It is a reminder of why we are here, why we're here, why we do what we do. We do it because it's the right thing to do. And when we do it, it's because we love what we do. It's because we want to. And it's because we care. And it's because we love each other.
Emily
Thursday, 18 Jun 2020 02:23

I am a huge fan of Vidal, and found this film to be an informative documentary about his life. It does a great job of portraying his political views, and is full of interesting tidbits about his personal life, such as the ones mentioned above. It also shows the many years of abuse that Vidal suffered, including an extended period of the most violent violence he has ever suffered. It is very difficult to watch this film, but I found it to be a powerful, well-made film. It is very rare for an individual who has suffered from such severe abuse to still have the will and the ability to fight back. And I would recommend it to anyone who is interested in the subject. It is worth watching, if for no other reason than to learn about a very important part of American history.
Anna
Monday, 15 Jun 2020 19:51

I thought this was a great documentary. I was shocked at the amount of money and effort that went into making this. It is truly inspirational. It has the feel of a real documentary. I would recommend it to anyone.
Stephanie C.
Friday, 05 Jun 2020 12:55

This movie was awesome. I felt so bad for the people who weren't in a wedding. You just could not understand what they were going through. I truly wish that I could give them my wedding day. What a feeling.
Janet
Friday, 01 May 2020 10:52

When I saw this movie I was completely dumbfounded. As I have watched the movie I am convinced that this man was a victim of the depraved culture that has been the brainwash of the Western World for the last few hundred years. He is an incredible and brilliant man who has managed to keep his integrity throughout his entire life. And although he was shot in the head I believe that he was protected by his heart, his intellect and his will to live. I would not be surprised if this movie gives you a new respect for the human spirit and for the humanity of the human race. It is an incredible and wonderful movie that should be seen by everyone who wants to know more about this man and his struggle.
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