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90 min 2019 Subtitles and Closed Captions

Chonda Pierce: Unashamed is a movie starring Paul Aldrich, Jeff Allen, and David Benham. Stand-up comedian Chonda Pierce presents the third in her successful series of feature documentaries.

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Documentary
Director
Rick Altizer
Starring
Jason Benham, David Benham, Paul Aldrich, Jeff Allen

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Genres Documentary
Director Rick Altizer
Writer Chonda Pierce, Rick Altizer
Stars Jason Benham, David Benham, Paul Aldrich, Jeff Allen
Country USA
Runtime 1 h 30 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 Stand-up comedian Chonda Pierce presents the third in her successful series of feature documentaries.

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6 customer reviews about «Chonda Pierce: Unashamed»

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Sharon
Tuesday, 23 Jun 2020 09:52

Well, I don't know how to start. This is a film that is about a girl who wants to become a professional singer. She's not going to make it in the US because she's too poor. So she moves to Sweden to try to get into a Swedish singing school. After she graduates, she tries to go back to the US to make a living. But she can't. The movie starts with her in a hotel room, alone, talking about how she was a great singer in Sweden. She is told that she can't come back because she has to go back to Sweden to get a visa. She says she's not a Swede, but that she is Swedish. She says she loves the country, but she doesn't have the money to stay there. She goes back to the US, but she can't get a visa. She finally gets a visa, but the girl doesn't want to go back to Sweden. She says she wants to live in America, but she's afraid she will be sent back to Sweden. So she goes back to Sweden to get a visa. This film was shot in Sweden and the US. The producer is not an American. She has to be Swedish. I have no idea why she decided to make this film in the US. It's very interesting, but it's too depressing.
Emily Murray
Thursday, 18 Jun 2020 19:57

I like this film because it is more about the boy than the girl. The film does a great job at showing the dark side of our culture. It is funny and sad. I loved it. I would highly recommend this film to anyone.
Rose
Tuesday, 16 Jun 2020 17:38

This documentary about Kucha Masala was an interesting look into the process of making the movie. Some of the process of making the movie were not entirely explained, but it seemed as if the filmmakers were trying to figure out how to make the movie, and how to do it with what they had. It was hard to figure out how to get the cast and crew to come out and do the filming, and how to get them to say certain things in the film. The interviews were informative, and had many interesting tidbits of information, but it was hard to keep up with what they were saying. I'm a fan of Kucha Masala, and I'm very glad that they made this movie, because I feel that the movie was well done and entertaining.
Bruce Hill
Sunday, 14 Jun 2020 13:15

I first saw this film as a high school student and had no idea that a documentary could be so painful to watch. It showed how poor the acting talent was on display, and it still pains me to think that it's still a reality. I can't believe I'm saying this, but "Whoopi Goldberg" is a really good actress, and she does a good job portraying a character who has no hope. I've always felt that the women who are actually in these roles are the only ones with any talent, and they're the ones who end up being on the receiving end of these "starving" careers. I wish that there were more films like this, and I wish that there were more women who aren't afraid to step up and have the talent and the courage to be a good actress. For now, however, I've decided that I have to write a movie review, because that's how I felt watching "Whoopi Goldberg: Unashamed."
Christine Stanley
Friday, 12 Jun 2020 03:42

This is a truly excellent film, and I'm surprised that it is available only in one format. If you are a fan of the greatest crime fiction writer ever, you should get a copy of this movie ASAP. A movie such as this should be seen by everyone. If you are one of those people who believe that "movies don't get any better than this", then this film is for you. It is a great movie with great acting. And, you will definitely love the "real" story behind the film. A few highlights: Jim Carey (he was in "Straw Dogs" at the time, but I doubt he's played him like this since) does a great job. The ending of the film is one of the most powerful endings I have ever seen in a movie. And, the scene in the men's room with the ladies is great. The music is great too. And, the closing credits are one of the best I have ever seen. If you haven't seen this movie, then you should. I highly recommend it.
Cynthia Ward
Friday, 24 Apr 2020 19:50

This film, shot on a shoestring budget, follows the life of a woman in an inner-city Australian suburb, who has an almost impossible job: fixing up and selling the old stuff of the neighbourhood. A small film, which has its heart in the right place. The film is in fact a good representation of the hardscrabble lives of many Australian people. The film is actually an amazing portrait of a person, who has had to make her own life and survival, the film captures her frustrations and her naivety, and all of it in an amazingly funny and charming way. Although the film has some issues, it still is an amazing portrayal of the lifestyle of the people who live in inner-city Melbourne. I would recommend this film to anyone who is interested in the Australian lifestyle.
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