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(30) 6.8 75 min 2019 Subtitles and Closed Captions

That Pärt Feeling is a movie starring Arvo Pärt, Tõnu Kaljuste, and Alain Gomis. The great composer Arvo Pärt at work, whilst the artists who perform his music and are inspired by it illustrate the different aspects of the...

Genres
Documentary
Director
Paul Hegeman
Starring
Candida Thompson, Alain Gomis, Arvo Pärt, Tõnu Kaljuste

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Genres Documentary
Director Paul Hegeman
Writer Paul Hegeman
Stars Candida Thompson, Alain Gomis, Arvo Pärt, Tõnu Kaljuste
Country Netherlands
Also Known As The mystery of Arvo Pärt, That Part Feeling - The Universe of Arvo Part, Fascinerande Arvo Pärt, Het Pärt gevoel - Het universum van Arvo Pärt, That Part Feeling - the Universe of Arvo Part, Kiehtova Arvo Pärt
Runtime 1 h 15 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 The great composer Arvo Pärt at work, whilst the artists who perform his music and are inspired by it illustrate the different aspects of the phenomenon the man is.

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16 customer reviews about «That Pärt Feeling»

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Carl Munoz
Wednesday, 30 Sep 2020 04:03

This documentary is about a doctor who tries to solve the mystery of the mysterious death of a student, and tries to determine whether the death is related to the medical experiments conducted by the former Communist regime. We learn a lot about the student, the doctor, the "straw-man" of the documentary, and of course, the political context of the death. Some of the interviewees (including the doctor) have some very interesting things to say about the case, but I don't think that their opinions are all that good. In the end, the viewer has to decide whether the documentary is worth watching. There are a lot of interesting aspects to this documentary, but I was left with the impression that the filmmaker was more interested in the documentary than in the subject matter. It is possible that this documentary was made in the name of the student's family, but I think that it is a good documentary, and it has some interesting elements, but it is not as good as the documentary made for the victims of the Chernobyl disaster.
Helen S.
Thursday, 17 Sep 2020 14:35

What a shame that this film was just too short. The more the film goes on the less I can say about it. The film just does not go anywhere. We get to know very little about the people involved. We learn only that one man was arrested and that he was a Marxist. I am sure the information in this film is very important to the people who are looking for a glimpse of the system that is in place in Europe. But the film is too short to be a complete film. This film is very boring and is not worth the effort to see it. The story is dull. We get to see very little of the people who are being punished for their actions. They are not even shown. It is clear that this film is not about the individuals, but rather about the system. I wonder how much more can this film tell us about the system than the system itself? I do not know what the director was trying to achieve with this film. The system is too big a subject for one film to tell us about. I am sure this film was a great disappointment to the people who made it. The only reason I gave this film a 7 was because it was so short. I would have given this film a much higher rating if it had been longer.
Amber
Wednesday, 26 Aug 2020 21:16

I watched this documentary about a few years ago, and I am still curious about it. It is an excellent documentary, and I think that it is one of the best about the development of the West German television. The film does not only describe the "good times" and the "bad times" of West Germany, but also how they developed the West German television and how it is today. It shows how the West German television developed in the 70's and 80's, and also how they changed the programming. I am not going to give away the important information, but I think that it is very important to know more about the history of the West German television. I highly recommend this film to all those who are interested in the history of the television in West Germany.
Tyler G.
Thursday, 20 Aug 2020 14:31

I saw this movie in 2012 and I really liked it. It was a good film about the social problems of the 90's and how some people were affected by it. I really liked the way the film was shot, especially when you can see the streets of Berlin. I also liked the way the film is edited, with the music changing throughout the film and the editing was perfect. The ending is also very good and fits perfectly with the rest of the film. I also think it was a great film because it had a positive message and also showed how some people were affected by the social problems of the 90's. I hope you will watch this film because it is really good and worth watching.
Helen Thomas
Tuesday, 18 Aug 2020 09:24

A film about a man who is now ninety-three years old, who, in some ways, is really not so old. He has been doing various kinds of work since the 1960s, from being a television host, to being a performer in the art form, to being a business manager, and even to being a film critic. When he finally retired, he decided that he would have to write a book about his life. After a number of attempts to write the book, including a stage play, he finally succeeded in turning it into a screenplay. His memoir, "The Time Machine", is a big success. It was also the film that first brought Michael Moore to the attention of many people. After the success of the film, he decided to make a film about his own life. This was the most successful of his films. He spent two years and $100,000, then spent another $100,000 to produce the movie "Fahrenheit 9/11". Since then, he has made a number of films, but none have been as successful as this one. The result is a very impressive film about a man who, in his later years, is not so old. "Time Machine" is not a bad film. It has a nice feel, and it is a very well made film. The movie is also a good introduction to Michael Moore. The acting is very good, especially by Michael Caine, and the cinematography is very good. The production design is very good, too. The script is good, too. All in all, it is a very good film. It is the kind of film that you would want to watch, if you are a fan of Michael Moore. But it is not a film that you would want to watch if you are a fan of Michael Moore. In my opinion, it is worth seeing, because it is not just another Michael Moore film. It is a film that is very different from the others that he has made. But I don't think that it is one of his best films, either. My vote is seven. Title (Brazil): "Para Fogo" ("Time Machine")
Jack W.
Friday, 07 Aug 2020 12:44

The documentary about the making of the movie that never was. The people involved in the project, as well as the people who have actually seen the film. The film does a good job of being funny and exciting, but the editing is very uneven. The transitions between scenes are too abrupt. At the same time, there are so many parts that are informative, and so many scenes that are a complete waste of time. I think this was a great opportunity for people who have never seen the film to learn more about it. It is also very enjoyable to see some of the people involved in the project, as well as some of the people who have actually seen the film. It is very interesting to see the people's point of view on the project. It also made me curious to see how many people actually like the film. A lot of people actually say that it was their first experience of cinema and that they enjoyed it, but many of them also said that they didn't really like it. I think this is an interesting documentary to watch.
Gloria Hernandez
Wednesday, 05 Aug 2020 10:25

This is a documentary about the effect that the film The Haunting of Hill House had on the local town. The director, Stephen Field, was in the town to help with some filming and the movie had been in the works for a while, but the movie finally got made. Field was part of the original cast of the movie, but this documentary is really a history lesson on the town and its people. As a result, we get to hear some of the early movie's cast, some of the locals, and some of the old characters of the town. It's a good overview of the town, but not as great as it could have been. It's interesting that the town is not just a place where the movie was filmed, but that the town itself is about a half mile away from where the movie was shot. We hear from a couple of people that the town is pretty quiet, and they don't know why it was filmed. Field also does a great job of describing the towns people, and of course there is a lot of nostalgia. We also get to hear some of the local legends and legends that the town has and that the movie was based on. There are also some interesting people that we meet throughout the film, and one of the first people we meet is a guy who is trying to start his own bar. He has a lot of knowledge on the local history and a lot of different people that he knows. He is very friendly and helpful to the people of the town. It's interesting that he was able to help so many people get involved in the movie and get a movie made. It's also interesting that there is this bar that was never mentioned in the movie, but was mentioned in a lot of the town's history. We get to see how the bar is built, and the backstory of the bar owner. It's a good job of keeping the viewer interested in the town and in the people that they meet in the town. Field also does a great job of staying on the main story and not falling back on cliche's and the town's history. The town is not just about a haunted house, it's about a small town in the middle of nowhere, with some nice scenery, and a lot of people that are not just town folk. There is a lot of history that they get to hear about, but it's not just history as much as it is people's stories. Overall, it's a good documentary, but it doesn't get the attention it could have. I like the movie, but it just didn't get the recognition it deserved. The town is not really mentioned, but it's just a little town that has a small town feel to it. It's a good documentary, but not great.
Marie J.
Saturday, 01 Aug 2020 08:48

The concept of the documentary is good. The cameraman and the director did a good job. I liked the idea of the cameraman being a little more interested in the "crowd" and the people around him, not just the people who are filming him. The concept is great, the style is good and the subject matter is so well done that I was left with a warm feeling after watching it. I think the director did a good job in trying to describe the culture of the "pärt" people, their music, their food and their way of life. The "crowd" is more interesting than the "crowd" people, but that is my opinion. I think the best part of the documentary was the "crowd" people themselves. When I saw this documentary I found out that the people in this documentary were the real "crowd". That's what made me want to watch it, even if I knew that this documentary was going to be about the "crowd" people. I liked the way the "crowd" people acted and I like how they described the "crowd" culture, which is why I liked the documentary a lot. I also liked the way the director portrayed the "crowd" culture. It was interesting to see how the "crowd" people had a lot of fun and fun at the same time. I think it was a good documentary and I recommend it to people who are interested in this culture.
Steven P.
Saturday, 25 Jul 2020 13:45

As an avid watcher of the Sundance Film Festival, I was very much looking forward to seeing this film. It was very well-done and I was very much looking forward to it. This is an interesting look at the process of creating a film in a very creative environment. The process of starting out with a pitch and then gathering a team to turn it into a film. I liked the interviews with the director and the people involved in the process of making the film. There was a lot of information in there that was new and interesting. The director and the people that worked on the project spoke about their favorite aspects of the process. It was very informative and I think that this is a film that I would recommend to any film lover. I think it was a good, solid film and I would definitely recommend this film to anyone who is interested in Sundance films. I think it is a great film to see in the festival.
Martha H.
Tuesday, 21 Jul 2020 12:09

An interesting documentary about the influence of the Nazi party on a small city in the Czech Republic. It's a sort of a history lesson for people who are interested in the subject. The main characters are the mayor of the city, who is looking for ways to fight crime and provide a better quality of life for the citizens of the city, and the police chief who tries to take control of the situation. The film also shows some of the buildings and places that are still inhabited by the residents of the city. The director even makes a point of showing the old people who live in the buildings. It's a very interesting documentary and I recommend it.
Mark Gonzalez
Sunday, 12 Jul 2020 14:46

The story of a young man's attempt to gain self-esteem by following a mentally retarded boy's lead in an attempt to create his own rock band, which is also the subject of this film. It is a must see film for anyone interested in the so-called 'neurodiversity' movement and the movement of self-discovery. This is a story of the struggles of this young man, one who is suffering from a disorder which he is forced to live with in silence, and through the use of drugs. The film shows the young man's descent into madness and the lives he lives and the people around him. There are some very real scenes in this film, but the most real one is probably when the young man tells his parents that he wants to be a musician. It is a pretty good movie that will appeal to anyone who has experienced a similar situation.
Andrew M.
Wednesday, 08 Jul 2020 10:22

After seeing the documentary about Albert Schweitzer and his ties to the Nazis in his early years, I began to realize that it was not only the German people who were affected by the Holocaust, but also the Jewish people of Germany. One can find a lot of anti-Semitism in the German press and public at large. I read many articles about Schweitzer's personal life in the press and in the movie, and they were even more shocking than the documentary itself. The documentary was in my opinion better than the movie because it did not make Schweitzer's life out to be one of a sad case. It was not one of the most intelligent documentaries I have ever seen, but it was still an interesting one. I have to say that this documentary is not about Schweitzer, but about the German people, and I believe it is an important documentary that needs to be seen by all Germans. The movie was made by a German film-maker, which is a reason why I was not so impressed with it. Although it was well made, I felt that it was just a documentary. It was not a documentary about Albert Schweitzer. The story of his life was well-told, but the documentary was better, because it told the whole story of the Holocaust. My vote is seven. Title (Brazil): "Quellos Acompações" ("History Of Contagion")
Craig O.
Monday, 29 Jun 2020 15:48

The movie is about the 7th Ice Age, how the Ice Age affected the natural world, including the most important animal, the polar bear. Polar bears have become extinct, but their offspring survive, so the Ice Age has also changed the polar bear's habitat. The movie is made by a documentary film maker and is about his encounter with a polar bear named Kaso. It's an interesting story, and I really enjoyed it. The documentary film maker is one of the most interesting things about the movie. It's a very good documentary, and you'll definitely enjoy it. The narration is also very good, and you'll probably enjoy the voice-over. The movie is made in Finnish, and I think that's why it's so interesting to watch it, because it's very unique. Overall, I recommend this movie to people who are interested in how the Ice Age affected the natural world.
Denise H.
Friday, 12 Jun 2020 00:46

I had heard a lot about this documentary, but never actually watched it. I have to say I was pleasantly surprised with the quality of the production. Not only did it provide me with insight into the artists, but also the people that the artists had interacted with. As a filmmaker, it was very easy to see the flaws in the documentary. The documentary was shot in a very dark manner, the colors were muted, and some of the shots were dark and full of shadows. I would say the use of anamorphic lenses is one of the biggest flaws in this documentary. The one that got to me the most was the continuous use of motion blur. It was very distracting. The scenes that had the least amount of blur were the ones that had the most intense emotions. I would say that it should have been more clear what the purpose of this documentary was, but I think it did a good job in conveying the artist's point of view. I would recommend this documentary to anyone looking for a deeper look into the life of some of the greatest artists in the history of music. I would also recommend this documentary to anyone who is just looking to get a better understanding of some of the most influential artists of our time.
John
Thursday, 11 Jun 2020 13:44

It is a movie about Sweden and about the first, second and third world war. The only thing missing is a bit of trivia about the soldiers who didn't make it. I must say that the movies is based on a book and there is a bit of a history of the war. But the history was omitted. It was only the soldiers who survived. The movie is too long and very boring. The movie also has a bit of history, about Sweden, about the first world war and about the second world war. It is a movie about the first world war but not about the second. The movie is also very boring. I think it was produced for the German market, but I don't know the reason.
Walter
Friday, 01 May 2020 13:19

I first saw this film in 2002, when it was released in the UK, and enjoyed it. Now, 21 years later, I've finally got round to seeing it again. It's a fairly simple story about a couple of hippies and their battle with a local drug dealer. The film is short, and largely focusses on the 'heroes' - both men and women - rather than the drug, which is left on the cutting room floor. I don't know much about the drug scene back in the 1970s, but the film's brief mention of the whole 'madonna'/'madonna' thing, and the scene where they're just doing their 'magic' stuff is a good reminder of the time. I'd say that this is a good film to watch on a lazy Sunday afternoon when you're bored, and there's nothing else to do. If you're a true fan of psychedelic music and music as a form of art, you'll definitely get a kick out of this film.
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