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(463) 6.8 123 min 2018 Subtitles and Closed Captions

What You Gonna Do When the World's on Fire? is a movie starring Judy Hill, Dorothy Hill, and Michael Nelson. What You Gonna Do When The World's On Fire is the story of a community of black people in the American South during the...

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Documentary
Director
Roberto Minervini
Starring
Judy Hill, Dorothy Hill, Michael Nelson, Ronaldo King

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Genres Documentary
Director Roberto Minervini
Writer Roberto Minervini
Stars Judy Hill, Dorothy Hill, Michael Nelson, Ronaldo King
Country France, Italy, USA
Also Known As ¿Qué vas a hacer cuando el mundo esté en llamas?, Ka darysi, kai pasaulis degs?, What You Gonna Do When the World's on Fire, Che fare quando il mondo è in fiamme?, Co zrobisz, gdy świat stanie w ogniu?
Runtime 2 h 3 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 A stunning series of vignettes documenting intimate, day-to-day discourse between mothers, children, business owners, local personalities, and New Black Panther Party members across multiple communities in the American South during the summer of 2017 - a contemporary portrait of the state of race relations in the South emerges as black leaders advocate for resource equality and dignity, support community members in need, and demand an end to the systemic racism facilitating the continued murder of non-white Americans.

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24 customer reviews about «What You Gonna Do When the World's on Fire?»

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Amanda P.
Sunday, 31 Jan 2021 10:23

I saw this documentary in a theatre, and it is absolutely riveting. It is about how the US government uses the fear of a nuclear war to justify its own policies. It is a very well done documentary, that also has some excellent and funny comments from the US government representatives, including some of the US presidents. There are also some great comments from the Japanese government representatives. There is a lot of good information, and the documentary is very well produced, with very good editing, and the interviews are well edited. The documentary is very well worth watching.
Angela Kelley
Monday, 18 Jan 2021 11:24

When I first heard of this documentary, I was really intrigued. The trailer made it look like it was going to be really great. The first thing I noticed was that it was set in the 1980's, so it would be an interesting look back at the 80's. The first half of the film, I was a bit disappointed with, because the subject matter was not really covered. I was expecting a look at how the world of drugs has changed over the last decade, but instead I was left with a look at how the drugs have changed over the last 100 years. The second half of the film is more focused on the people who are affected by the drugs, and how they are affected by them. It's interesting to see how different people react to the drugs. Some people are more affected by the drugs, but some people are more affected by the drugs. I thought it was interesting to see the differences in how different people react to the drugs. The film is a bit depressing, and I was expecting a lot more from the documentary. I thought it was a little bit over-the-top, but it was still interesting. Overall, I thought it was a great documentary about the drugs. It was a bit sad, but it was still interesting. I give this documentary a 9/10.
Pamela Patterson
Tuesday, 12 Jan 2021 04:40

I watched this movie a long time ago, and it is still one of my favourite movies of all time. It is a very deep, thought-provoking movie, and the music in it is just so beautiful. The film is also very well-made, and it is very well-written. I just wish that the movie had been more widely distributed, because it is truly a must-see. The director, Robert Kenner, is also one of the best directors of all time, and this is a great movie for him to have made. I highly recommend it.
Mark R.
Friday, 04 Dec 2020 17:27

A very good documentary that shows how the American dream is built and how the first generation of Americans, who can afford to move to Canada, feel that they are no longer part of the American Dream. I think that the American Dream is based on the assumption that people are born with the same amount of money as everyone else. But, it is not. The American Dream is based on the assumption that the government, as a social institution, provides for everyone and that the people that are born into privilege have a choice whether to accept it or not. I think that the movie, which was made in 2003, was a good documentary, but I think that it could have been more detailed in its presentation of the issues it raised. It is a good documentary that shows how the American Dream is built and how the first generation of Americans, who can afford to move to Canada, feel that they are no longer part of the American Dream.
William Dixon
Friday, 04 Dec 2020 07:57

I thought this documentary was amazing. It was informative, moving, and it didn't show any of the actors or directors personal life. It was a good movie and I would recommend it to anyone.
Denise Schmidt
Saturday, 28 Nov 2020 10:43

I really enjoyed this documentary, it made me think about how people's lives were changed because of the disaster. I think the movie was great because it was so raw and real, it was so real, it was really hard to watch, and I think that's why I enjoyed it so much. I think the movie is good because it really shows the power of people and how important it is to have a strong community. I also liked the fact that they showed the power of the community and how it really affected the people in the movie. Overall, I really liked the movie, I think it's very good and I would recommend it to anyone who wants to see it. 9/10
Judy
Saturday, 28 Nov 2020 01:13

A really well done documentary that is worth seeing. This is not a documentary that is going to make you feel better or worse, just more informed and prepared. The information that is given is not all that surprising but the way it is presented is. The documentary is not as long as it seems. It is actually a pretty short film, but it is well worth seeing. The reason I would give it a 9 out of 10 is because it is really hard to find a documentary that is not going to make you feel bad about the world. There are not too many documentaries that are so anti-government or anti-military that you will not feel bad about the world. I have seen documentaries that are very positive and then there are those that are very negative. This documentary is on the middle of the spectrum. It is not a documentary that makes you feel good or bad about the world, it is just a documentary that gives you an idea of what to do if the world is about to end.
Jonathan Dean
Saturday, 21 Nov 2020 18:28

This film was very informative and emotional. The film was told from the point of view of the parents, and the other characters were people who we all knew, and they were also the people we all loved. It was great to see all the people we knew in the film, and we all had a great time. This is definitely a film that everyone should see. It is very powerful, and it is very emotional. I highly recommend it.
Lauren A.
Saturday, 21 Nov 2020 08:58

I just saw this film in the theater, and I was quite impressed. I never really liked the movie before, but it was really good. I think it's worth seeing if you have a chance to see it. The director, and the cast do a really good job. I think it's worth watching.
Dennis R.
Monday, 09 Nov 2020 05:00

I have been a long time follower of the person who is a fan of this film, and I am very happy that I was able to witness a very well done documentary. This film is a must see for anyone who is interested in the topic of the fire. The viewer will learn a lot about what happened in the house on that fateful night, and what happened afterwards. I am not a fire expert, but I feel that this film provides a very good summary of the events of that night. I have been a fan of the documentary for years, and this film was a great way to learn more about the events of that night. I would recommend this film to anyone interested in the topic of the fire.
Lori
Sunday, 20 Sep 2020 18:02

The title of this documentary, 'Superstorm Sandy' comes from a television spot for the American Red Cross. The level of destruction wreaked upon New York City and New Jersey was so great that in retrospect the film was a worthwhile exercise in trying to understand and empathise with those affected. While this was a film that made us think, it also made us reflect. For all the heroism that had to be demonstrated, a lot of it was very much 'what would you do?' and 'what would you do?' and 'what do you want to be when you grow up?'. When the head of a victim's family says that 'we all want a normal life', this was a pretty damning comment, even if it was based on a bit of a wishful thinking. And when a man says that 'you can do anything you put your mind to, because no one can do anything to you' or 'you can be anything, because there's no limit to what you can achieve if you try hard enough' or 'everything has a purpose' or 'you can be anything because you can be anything' - it really comes back to the question: what would you do? A lot of people will have got it all wrong by this film, and that's not a compliment, but there are people who will understand it. It's worth watching just for the great imagery and the interviews with many of the people who had to deal with the aftermath of the disaster. Not too many documentaries that I know of have dealt with the financial crisis in such depth, but they have been far better. In fact, this is the first documentary I've seen that really manages to portray the economy in such a harsh light, although it is still very much in the economic mode that the world is currently in.
Frances Mitchell
Saturday, 12 Sep 2020 13:24

I would like to add a few comments about this movie. The title was a little misleading, as it referred to the "shock" effect of the Holocaust on the Jews. The Holocaust is a very serious subject, and the subject matter of the film is very disturbing. However, the film is not about the Holocaust. It is a story of the people who survived the Holocaust and the people who didn't. The main character in the film, Heinrich Himmler, is very interesting, and he is a very well-drawn character. He is the one who was in charge of the Final Solution. I also liked the fact that the film focused on the people who did not die in the camps, but who were killed in other ways. This was a very interesting point. I also enjoyed the fact that the film was very well-made. I would have liked to see a little more of the people who were involved in the Final Solution, but it was not too much. The film was very well-made, and it was very well-made. I would recommend this film to anyone who wants to learn more about the Holocaust. It was very interesting, and I would like to see more films about the Holocaust.
Dorothy Wilson
Saturday, 25 Jul 2020 01:07

This documentary on the filming of The Day After Tomorrow, if you are familiar with the story, will have you shocked and shocked. In this case, the world is on fire and in panic, with a hurricane, tornados, a tornado and a tidal wave wiping out people from coast to coast. Apparently, no one in the film knew what was happening, and none of the characters who knew something were aware of the disaster on the horizon. They were also not told that these things were occurring. How they kept themselves informed is the story of The Day After Tomorrow. Director Nick Broomfield, a veteran of The Abyss, did an amazing job with this project. He was able to take raw footage and present it to the audience in a way that made the viewer feel the emotions of the situation and to the stars without the need for props. In a short time, The Day After Tomorrow could have been a disaster, or a film festival classic. Instead, it's a documentary that should have been seen by the world. As a viewer, you feel the drama and fear of a hurricane on the horizon, but you also see the destruction that comes with it. If you are in the mood for a documentary that will have you crying, or you want to know what it's like to watch a hurricane hit, or if you want to know how one person can keep people safe during the worst of times, you will have to see this film. Don't miss this!
Arthur Andrews
Friday, 24 Jul 2020 15:36

I was at a screening of "The Core" last night, and found myself fascinated by this film. The core of the issue was not at all what I expected it to be. The core of the issue was the fact that "Christians" are still persecuted in many countries. If that is your concern, then you should probably not be showing your face in a film like "The Core." As a political film, the film seemed to be doing the exact opposite. It gave an accurate, factual look into the situation in Syria, without letting anyone off the hook. As a film about persecution, it left the viewer not feeling the sense of helplessness or helplessness that is so prevalent in the film, but rather the sense of anger and sadness. Some of the scenes were frightening, and there were some graphic scenes in the film, but the scenes were done in a tasteful way, and not out of your face. The story was well-done, and the fact that it was created by those with such a major stake in this issue made it more powerful than a documentary that is hoping to shock or entertain. It was, in a way, a documentary about the lives of those affected by religious persecution, and about those involved in the persecution themselves. But it wasn't about those who were persecuting. It was about the persecuted. I'm not a believer, but it would not have occurred to me to have it portrayed that way. It would have been more accurate to show the suffering and suffering of the families who are in that situation. As a film about persecution, the film was moving and powerful. I found myself drawn to the main character, so much so that it was hard to look away from the screen. I will not be giving away the ending, but I found it deeply moving. I think a lot of the rating for the film on IMDb is due to the fact that it is a Christian film. I felt that it was not a film that would be seen by many of the people it depicts, but it was still a strong film. The fact that it is a film about religious persecution is powerful. I am not one of those Christians that would say that the film is bad because it is Christian. It is very powerful. I would recommend this film to anyone who wants to get a look into the lives of those affected by religious persecution. However, I would not recommend it to anyone who is new to this subject. People who are new to this subject are going to be scared and bothered by the violence and brutality depicted in the film. But the reality of the situation is that Christians are the ones at the top of the list. Everyone else is being persecuted, so it is not an issue of religion. The violence shown in the film is shocking, and it is not just at the hands of the Christians themselves. It is mostly the violence of the Sunni opposition and their indiscriminate killing. The violence depicted in the film is not condoned. It is the reality of the situation. While I can see that this film may leave people with a bad
Vincent
Saturday, 18 Jul 2020 08:52

As a rule, documentaries are popular in the early 21st century, at least in the USA, and this one will be the first to be produced on an asteroid and its impact. Just think about the impact of our own damaging devices and comforts on our world! The Disaster Artist (or the ID3, as it was dubbed by the folks at Fox) is quite a good piece of work, if you can stay awake through the 3-hour running time. In addition, the scientists and meteorologists give you a lot of well-rounded information on the asteroid's path, the possible scenarios and a look at the best possible outcome for us humans. The film also features interviews with many other individuals, such as NASA officials, three NASA astronauts and a number of NASA and international experts. The events are captured in several ways, such as news clips, photos and interviews. On the downside, the film is rather slow-moving, not to mention rather preachy, as is the case for the majority of these documentaries. Nevertheless, it is a useful way to learn about a real event that the general public has no real reason to know about. (Of course, it is interesting to know the many supporters of the disaster that are not too happy with this documentary!)
James Barnes
Saturday, 11 Jul 2020 16:37

If you know any history about there being large scale fires in the United States then you know this film is no false propaganda. This is just a documentary about a few incidents, small and big, that occurred in the United States during the last half century. The movie is a great reminder that we humans are the problem. And this is one of the reasons I love this film so much. The public doesn't realize that we cause the fires that affect our society. Because of us we won't be the environmental problem we need to be. We are the major cause of everything that is bad in our society. We need to do some soul searching on how we created this situation. We have caused the entire situation. If we could do something about it we could change the future, but we are making it worse. And this movie can help people understand why. This movie has it all. It is about what we are doing to the earth. To us. How we are destroying it. I recommend it to everyone, even if you don't believe the movie, to get the point across. We are destroying the planet. We are the problem. This movie is great and it shows that we are the problem. So, if you have no problem with believing it, just go see it. It's worth your time.
Samantha
Monday, 29 Jun 2020 12:40

I would like to start with my opinion of this movie as an adaptation. This film was based on the novel and I loved it. The acting in this film was great, but I think the direction was not the best. I think they could have done much better with the scene and some of the characters in the movie. I would have loved to see the book like this as I would have loved to have seen the ending from the book. It was a good movie though, and I recommend it to anyone who wants to see this movie, but be warned, the book is very hard to translate to the big screen.
Billy
Monday, 22 Jun 2020 20:25

This is an eye opening documentary, if you've ever been a single parent, you'll enjoy it. It's great to see these young mothers embracing their children and making a difference in their lives. And it's great to see an inner city that seems to have gone down the drain. The film covers several generations of young mothers who were forced to be single parents, and this is definitely an eye-opening look at a reality that many of us had been living. There's not a lot of material in the film that's new, but it does offer up a message about a lot of issues that most Americans have never seen.
Tyler B.
Tuesday, 16 Jun 2020 13:41

I was on a 'F* you to the church' train with some friends and it was an awful thing to say but the way the train was traveling from the train station to the cemetery we went was absolutely the most irritating thing I have ever witnessed. After leaving, they say 'we're gonna hang out all night' and I would feel bad about how much time I spent listening to people comment on this trainwreck. Anyways, the story is about a couple of kids who accidentally hit a tree while trying to look for the bible. They then find a tree that has been cursed and by sitting in it for a few days it will change their lives forever. However, they try to stop the curse before it affects them and by doing so get into lots of trouble. The whole film is really worth watching if you want to know how the story goes. It was just really unfortunate how some people found this film so enjoyable.
Theresa
Friday, 05 Jun 2020 17:01

I am an extreme fan of James Franco, so I was glad to see that he was in this documentary. Franco is someone who for the last year or so has tried to rise to the top of the acting world. While Franco was, and probably still is, an "acting" comedian, this documentary details his experiences as an actor. It is a fascinating look into his work and the process that he goes through to get an offer to star in a major film. The interviews are interesting, because you get to see the same three or four characters from different projects speak about what it was like to be an actor, what they went through, what their families were like, and how it was different from acting as a stand-up comic. Franco is the star of the film, but you also see such acts like Lauren Graham, Sarah Silverman, and Kelsey Grammar. The question that everyone keeps asking is, "Are you as talented as James Franco?". The answer is, "Yes, I am." For all the haters, I suggest that if you are not like Franco, and you still want to see his acting ability, then do not watch this documentary. But if you do not know how to identify with Franco, then maybe you will enjoy the film. The documentary was well-made. There was a lot of photography that was probably stolen from an old photo of Franco. I was amazed that he could pull it off. The interviews were done in a very realistic and timely manner. I was also surprised that I was not able to predict any of the parts of the film. It is very surprising that Franco got this role and not yet some of the other guys. The documentary ends with Franco reading a letter that he wrote to the director of his first film, and the director. I loved it! Franco had such a simple message in the letter, but was so articulate and focused on his message. It is definitely a great film! Franco deserves an Oscar, but not because of this film, but for his role in The Wedding Planner. If you are looking for a documentary that will help you find your "inspirational moment", this documentary is for you!
Kevin L.
Wednesday, 03 Jun 2020 14:42

While the film's title is "Saving the Planet in 50 Years", its title isn't true. Most of the quotes are true, but it seems like the writer might have gotten the ideas from the documentary "A Farewell to Alcatraz" as well. They are completely untrue, and I am not going to get into them here. So, while I am against the ending, I understand the heart of this film. So I encourage all who have not read the book to do so as well. If you are really interested in learning more about what is wrong with the current US government, I suggest that you watch "A Farewell to Alcatraz".
Craig Henderson
Saturday, 30 May 2020 00:46

I thought this was a very good film. I went to see it in the theater (as I had to wait for the movie to come out on DVD) and was very pleased with it. The title refers to some of the most powerful and dark words in the English language. I thought it was a very cool and humorous title for the film. It was well written, directed, and cast. I think it was really well done. It is not a movie that would be considered a "major" movie, but it is well worth seeing. The subject matter is difficult and the subjectivity of the views expressed by those who disagree, is apparent throughout the film. For example, you see people who seem to be against the actions of the US government, and then you see people saying the same things about the actions of the Vietnamese. The film also presents a view that I personally have, which is that the US government is not entirely to blame for the problems of the world. The film is worth watching, and if you can get into it, you might have a fun time. A must-see.
Peter R.
Sunday, 26 Apr 2020 15:22

With movies like 'Rambo: First Blood Part II' and 'War of the Worlds' portraying the real problems we face, 'The Day After Tomorrow' is an interesting study of the damage that such apocalyptic events could wreak on our planet. Most of the time, I think we just take it as 'that happens every day' - I mean, we have real problems with the environment and climate change, and this happens on a daily basis. But there is a reality of the human condition that is never as grim as portrayed here. That is shown by the director, George, and his family. The director's father was a fire fighter, so he knows the importance of keeping a fire extinguisher handy, a survival guide and a little bit of knowledge on when it's OK to quit. Of course, the film is not what most people would want to see - and I think most people would not want to see what George does, or what it is like to be in his family - it's still a great documentary. George is married to an extremely cute woman, but he does not go to work for the government. He's the kind of man that would never want to be exposed to the horrible reality of any disasters in the film. He says that the kind of humans who would make it through a full blown disaster would be the ones who would be the biggest heroes. And he does know that there are people like that. I could think of several who would have survived that kind of disaster. So I guess the 'heroes' of the film were his father and his wife, and his family and friends. But I do feel for George and his family. He's a man with a dream, one that has been affected by the media, and the death of his mother in such an event. So, it's not about heroism or survival. It's about survival and trying to live as a normal, functional, human being. George is a survivor, just like you and I are. He just wants to be able to keep working and to have a normal family life. And that's where the film ends.
Alice Hunter
Friday, 24 Apr 2020 19:43

One of the more controversial and controversial documentaries I have ever seen. Although the filmmaker was a filmmaker and a well known actor in the 1970's, this film still hits home with those who are at one time in their life when drugs were more widespread than they are today. This documentary has several strong points. The fact that the main character goes through the entire documentary and never hits the wall is commendable. Other than the fact that the main character has a life changing experience, there is no real point to the film. The only person who really does anything worthwhile is the main character, who shows the entire world of drugs through his eyes. So the viewer really just sits back and watches the movie with the understanding that the main character will try any new thing he could possibly do, but he just doesn't know any of the consequences. However, there are a couple of things that people should really think about. The main point is that people should not go through the documentary and look into their own lives without any emotion. It's not going to make them any happier, but it's going to make them a lot wiser. I know that I had more than a couple of emotions during the documentary, and I'm not sure if that is a good thing or a bad thing. This documentary really does touch a lot of things, but there is a lot of people that really don't know how to deal with these things. Overall, it's a good movie, but it's not really a documentary. The film is well made, but the story is so strong that it takes away from everything else that the film does. It's a good movie for a special viewer or for a group of friends, but I don't really recommend this film to anyone else.
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