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(26) 8.0 104 min 2018 Subtitles and Closed Captions

Russ Taff: I Still Believe is a movie starring Steven Curtis Chapman, Amy Grant, and Mark Lowry. "Russ Taff: I Still Believe," a gripping documentary chronicling the beloved vocalist's unparalleled musical journey and...

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Documentary
Director
Rick Altizer
Starring
Mark Lowry, Amy Grant, Bart Millard, Steven Curtis Chapman

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Genres Documentary
Director Rick Altizer
Writer Rick Altizer
Stars Mark Lowry, Amy Grant, Bart Millard, Steven Curtis Chapman
Country USA
Runtime 1 h 44 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
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Description "Russ Taff: I Still Believe," a gripping documentary chronicling the beloved vocalist's unparalleled musical journey and behind-the-scenes battle with alcoholism.

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Larry Barnett
Thursday, 22 Oct 2020 16:24

This is an amazing documentary about the real leaders of the USA and the EU. It is almost like a history lesson with a bit of a comedy. I would have expected some racial profiling here and there but the interviews and pictures are so perfect, that it does not seem to matter. There is also some humor mixed in. What we can do for our own safety and that of our children. The documentary is split into chapters, like the Communist Party, the Church, the Military, the Labor Movement, the Liberal Democrats and even the other parties that were there in the time, the Catholic Church. We get to see how the different parties would put in place a system that is different from the previous one and that is essentially about a workers' government. This is a revolutionary and it's something that needs to be taught and remembered by future generations. It shows the great optimism and "confidence" that the Germans had and was able to take over the entire world after WW2. There is so much information about the back ground history, like when Germany was established, the people that made it and the countries that came after. This documentary is so fascinating, that even the Germans themselves are happy with it. The people in the UK at least are a bit less aware of what they are doing to their country than their European counterparts. Perhaps the documentary is a bit dated now but we can not fault it for that. And if you are interested in the history of the EU, it's good to see what happened after the reunification of Germany and the reunification of the EU. All in all, a must see for everyone.
Nancy Lynch
Friday, 16 Oct 2020 09:40

This documentary is basically about one family that just doesn't want to live in the society anymore and want to find happiness elsewhere. They aren't afraid to leave their comfort zone. They have a point of view and they aren't afraid to tell the world about it. And they will tell it. They are very charismatic and very professional. Their attitude and actions are very refreshing. It is very touching and touching. This documentary is a must watch for anyone who has any kind of connection to any of the family members. They are simply honest and they are great at it.
Sharon
Friday, 09 Oct 2020 07:55

Watching this documentary is a simple experience that makes you remember your own life and hope for what is to come. The feeling of being grounded and secure when you realize what you have and how you can make it even better. You see that God can help you do good things in the world. If you are lost and need to be found, that is what God is in the process of doing. Watch this movie and I guarantee you will have great feelings and God will help you.
Andrew
Sunday, 27 Sep 2020 18:20

Taff, the activist who helped win the legalization of marijuana, discusses his work for the Drug Policy Alliance (DPA), which helped draft the 1996 Controlled Substances Act, which was supposed to ban marijuana. While Taff is not a fan of marijuana, he's not afraid to speak out against the federal government. He calls the DPA "the most powerful lobby" and points out that the DPA actually has a lot of money behind it. Taff is very careful to make it clear that he is not a pot smoker. He's not even interested in the legalization of pot. He's only interested in decriminalization, which is what he believes is the most realistic way to go about it. The "ultimate goal" of decriminalization, according to Taff, is to make it as easy as possible for people to get pot. Marijuana is already a Schedule I controlled substance under the Controlled Substances Act, meaning that it has no accepted medical use, is a narcotic and has no accepted value as a medicine. That's why the DPA is so eager to get rid of it. The DPA, according to Taff, is heavily influenced by the tobacco industry, which is so big and powerful that it has the power to literally buy the government. The DPA has strong ties to the federal government, with top people like Nancy Reagan and Dick Cheney all having an interest in weed legalization. The DPA is not interested in making sure that the Controlled Substances Act is passed, but in getting the federal government to do its job. This has become a very powerful lobbying group. It's not surprising that Taff has had to fight for his rights. The DPA has used tactics like undercover stings and public shaming to get people to come out and talk. The DPA has also been extremely successful in getting the federal government to make it difficult for states to legalize marijuana. It's a common mistake for those who believe in the federal government to believe that the DPA is some sort of leftist group, because it is not. Taff is even interviewed on CNN, one of the major cable news networks, and one of the topics discussed is the DPA. He also got his own program, called the Taff Report, on television, and it was a very controversial program. Taff has made a documentary called I Still Believe that was shown in New York at the opening of the film. In the documentary, Taff points out that the federal government has never been successful in trying to make marijuana illegal. If it had, the DPA and other groups like it would not exist. Taff says he has been working for the DPA since 1977, when he was a young activist. He claims that the DPA was founded by Ralph Nader, who was the Green Party's presidential candidate in 1980. The federal government spent millions of dollars to get the DPA on the ballot in California, which would have made marijuana illegal. Taff says that he doesn't support the legalization of marijuana, but says that it should be legalized because it's a bad thing for the government to control people's lives. He says that he does not support decriminalization, but he doesn't have a problem with it. He says that people should be able to do whatever they want. He points out that the government has always been the one that has always controlled people's lives. The government, Taff says, is the problem. The federal government should be able to stop them from being able to do whatever they want. Taff is a real man, who is willing to put himself out there. He's willing to go against the government. He doesn't want to change his mind. He's also not afraid to talk about things he believes in, which is why the documentary is so controversial. If the federal government doesn't change, Taff says, people will have to change the way they live. He thinks that it's going to be very difficult for the government to control people's lives, but he is willing to do whatever it takes to change things. He says that he is willing to die for this cause, but says that it's
Steven
Wednesday, 23 Sep 2020 13:55

I still believe that this movie is more entertaining than any other movie of 2008. The movie is about the great comedian, Bill Maher, and his feelings for his "dead" wife. It also includes some amazing moments and performances by everyone in the movie, including Billy Crystal, Bill Cosby, and others. The last part of the movie, at the end, is absolutely hysterical and a good explanation of why Bill Maher had this long speech about his love for his wife. It is a great movie and worth watching.
Julie W.
Sunday, 13 Sep 2020 19:28

What a fun and inspiring film. I saw it recently at the YP-YWLD Film Festival in New Orleans, and I was impressed with it's message. The film does not shy away from the subject of the past, nor does it shy away from the present, but it does not fall back on any special touches or embellishments to the story. Instead, the film leaves the viewer with a unique insight into the deep seeded "belief" that is in every man and woman. This is a film about humanity and the individual. It is a film about how a person can move on with their life without a continuous burden from their past, and how that can be a boon for the individual. The Director, Taff, leaves the audience to make their own decisions and the film provides a great story to think about for ourselves. This film is not preachy, but I am sure the message will be touched by the viewing public.
Joseph Cooper
Thursday, 10 Sep 2020 14:57

I still believe. For the most part, I still think I am a great writer, with a new lease on life. However, when I see a movie that makes me question my beliefs, or whether or not I believe in God, I lose my faith. I'm sorry, I cannot discuss this subject more eloquently than with this film. "I Still Believe" is the story of Christian Taff, a well known writer, and his personal journey with his faith. I've never met Christian Taff, but I have always admired his work, and his talent for conveying a powerful message with a great deal of eloquence. He is a successful author of novels, and I feel as if I've known him since I was a kid. Now I'm 21 years old, and I've grown up in the church, and I was taught that a person can go to heaven or hell based on their faith, not on the color of their skin. I still believe that. However, the movie shows how a person can go from a loving and open-minded person to a person who doesn't believe in God. I felt that it was extremely powerful, and really showed me that I still have faith, even though I know I'm not a good person. I'm still a good person. It really is a great film. It's definitely a good film to show to people who don't believe in God, because I feel like they should see it, because I do believe in God, and I still believe that I am a great writer, and I still believe in God, but I'm still going to write about the things I believe in. It's definitely a great film, and I would recommend it to everyone, and I would recommend it to anyone who does believe in God, because I think it is a very good film.
Cynthia Wagner
Monday, 24 Aug 2020 11:33

This documentary follows a small group of the cast and crew of the most successful film ever, "The Day The Earth Stood Still". In particular, we see a close look at the making of this film, the times and decisions that went into the production of this film and the working conditions that the cast and crew had to endure during the production of this film. We also get to hear from many of the cast and crew members and what their reactions were to this film and the negative reaction it received from the public. This documentary really gives a unique view of this film and its status as one of the most successful films ever made. A great documentary to watch.
David J.
Saturday, 15 Aug 2020 02:36

I have to say I was slightly surprised to see this movie get this bad of a review. I am in the 4th grade and I have seen a lot of the more "popular" movies. I would say that this is the most shocking to me in how bad the ratings on IMDB are for this movie. I watched it at home on my own, and I am actually surprised to see the rating. I think this is a movie that all teenagers would want to see. I think you should go out and buy the movie because you will not be disappointed. It was a good movie, it is funny and it has a lot of good story and animation. I hope everyone that can watch it and you will enjoy it as much as I did. I hope this will be the start of many good movies for all ages.
Virginia
Sunday, 02 Aug 2020 03:37

This movie is in my opinion, probably one of the best documentaries I've ever seen. My rating is 10/10. Taff is one of the most charismatic and charismatic people that I've ever met. I've met and befriended people like him and never saw anyone like him. This movie is about how the masses perceive the "New Right" and how it has influenced the entertainment industry. I recommend everyone see this movie. It's very informative and you get a lot out of it.
Nicholas Jimenez
Friday, 31 Jul 2020 01:31

This movie, 'I Still Believe', is not only important in its place as the second longest running documentary about the late John Lennon's life, it is the most moving, touching and inspiring documentary ever made. In fact, this movie is so powerful, it should be shown in every school on how important it is to be kind, not only to others, but to yourself. If you are a John Lennon fan, you should go see this movie as soon as possible. It is very well done, and very much enjoyable. You should not be surprised by the fact that the director of this film, 'Mr.Taff', is also the editor of John Lennon's autobiography 'Let It Be', which is also a must see. The people in this movie are from all walks of life, and many of them are no longer with us. Some, like me, have lost loved ones because of John Lennon, and this is why this documentary is so important. However, even though this movie is so powerful, it is not about John Lennon. This is about how the lives of all of us, can be touched by someone who was a famous musician, and a brilliant human being. The movie also talks about how the events that changed our world happened because of John Lennon. I think that this is very important. Also, the movie talks about how John Lennon changed the world, and how John Lennon's life will live forever in our hearts. I am not a John Lennon fan, but this movie, and 'I Still Believe' makes me realize that he was not only a person, but a true artist and a genius. If you are a John Lennon fan, I highly recommend this movie.
Megan
Friday, 24 Jul 2020 18:47

What an amazing story that came out of this week's national election in Sweden. The Swedes and Americans are portrayed in a very different light and their stories are very different. It's amazing to me that this film was made in the first place. It will make you think about how everyone in our country has the power to make a difference and to make a difference in our lives. You don't have to be rich to make a difference, you just have to have the drive. In this film we see the film that has taken some of Sweden's greatest writers and artists and edited them together and we see the film that has led to some of the best film moments in our country's history. It is hard to watch this film, but if you watch it, it will make you think. I truly hope that this film is seen and that it is used for good.
Joshua
Thursday, 16 Jul 2020 09:44

This is truly an amazing documentary. It's not often a movie comes out in 2010 that's so much more about what it means to be a trans-gendered person and what it means to have such a major part of society dismiss you, ignore you, and accept you for who you are. Not once did I feel like the director tried to make it seem like they were trying to force this message to the viewer, and instead it was very natural. All the interviewees were genuine and friendly, they were not misrepresenting anyone, and it wasn't forced into a narrative. This is so important, and very easy to miss, when the majority of documentaries in the world are either pandering to the LGBT community or they are trying to be something they are not, but this is a great one. I think it's a perfect one to give to your kids. This is a must-see, and a movie to be remembered. Thank you for putting it out there, and for taking the time to do this, because I think we could all use it. I'm in awe. This is a movie to remember.
Deborah
Thursday, 16 Jul 2020 00:13

The man who played Jones in TRULY GONE are terrific! He was truly outstanding in this role. They really needed to have someone like this in the movie. The way he dealt with his condition is amazing. They really did a great job showing this tragedy of someone's life. This is such a sad story that everyone should see. Also, what a relief that we can see such a great actor like Bruce Campbell as a person. The man really deserved an Oscar for his portrayal of Gene Roddenberry. He really portrayed the character. I don't understand why people have not said anything about this movie. I feel that this is a very important movie that should be seen by everyone. I would suggest that anyone that has not seen this movie to see it. It is really great. I am going to see it again. It was very moving.
Patrick Castillo
Monday, 29 Jun 2020 20:43

After spending some time in the UK, I wanted to see what the UK is all about. I was pleasantly surprised. There are a lot of great stories to be told, and lots of amazing places. I thought this documentary would be of interest to those who live in the UK, but it is much more of an educational tool. For anyone who has a connection with the UK, and has some familiarity with some of the major cities in the country, this documentary will be very helpful. The subjects of this documentary are interesting and very well-rounded, with very diverse backgrounds and experiences. This documentary is not intended to make an ass of itself, and if it does that it would be unfair to those who have the ability to appreciate the good of others. This is a very interesting and well-thought-out documentary.
Jacob
Tuesday, 16 Jun 2020 21:44

Dont forget to check out the fan-page on the official website. This documentary is very informative, even if it's not the whole story. In the beginning you hear a short clip from the film, followed by a bit of a narration from the director. It is very interesting, even if it is not the whole story. After the interview with Taff, the narration continues. This part is not that informative, but it does help the story develop. After that, the documentary focuses on the relationship between the couple, which also focuses on the first time in "New York". The director goes on a very emotional and intense story, touching the viewer's heart. This is a must-see for any fan of a musician. The documentary is a must-see for any musician.
Christine
Friday, 12 Jun 2020 17:19

I really liked this film, it's not a documentary but is a history lesson of a period in world history that is not known in the general public. I found it very interesting, the film is very interesting in the way that it shows us the details of how a certain situation developed. It is not a documentary, but I like that the director does not try to get into the history and gives you a really nice insight into the situation. The film is about how a certain religion became important in the world. I think the director has done a great job in telling us about this. I also like the fact that they have told the history of the world in a different way that is also interesting. I am very glad that the film was made, it is very informative, and is a must see for everyone.
Christina L.
Thursday, 11 Jun 2020 17:48

I love this movie, because it tells the story of what we should be, rather than what we are. I just came back from the Panavision theatre with the premiere of this film in New York. I was in tears. I have always been a Christian and a photographer, but I have never been religious in the way that Pastor Taff was. I have a whole bible dedicated to him, and every time I see a shot in this movie, I just cry. He has a faith that is what he used to have. It is so touching, but it is true. Pastor Taff has been around the world, and it seems like he is the only person who ever told this story. I am so grateful that this is what he wanted to share with us. I am so glad that I have been able to share this story with so many people who have not been able to. Please see this movie. It is truly a masterpiece. Thank you for sharing this wonderful movie with us.
Timothy
Thursday, 11 Jun 2020 00:45

This is a great film, made up of interviews with iconic names in the fields of medicine, politics, religion and academia. There is some politics involved, but the focus is so much on the personalities and interactions. If you enjoy nature documentaries, this is the film for you. 10/10
Evelyn
Saturday, 02 May 2020 09:31

This is a documentary about the life of the legendary R.E.M. singer-songwriter, his music and his creative process. The film covers the whole time period of his career. There are a lot of personal interviews with the band members, the band's managers, the record label, and the public. Also, there is a lot of great music footage. You'll get to see songs by some of the best bands in the world. Also, there is a lot of interviews with his children, as well as some from his wife, Lynn. I think the film is great. The music is great, and the movie is a great follow up. It's a great documentary about a great artist, and I definitely recommend it to anyone who is a R.E.M. fan. Also, if you liked the documentary 'Walk the Line', I also recommend it, because it's a great follow up to that film, as well.
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