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(54) 7.8 90 min 2019 Subtitles and Closed Captions

Jim Allison: Breakthrough is a movie starring Jim Allison, Sharon Belvin, and Eric Benson. Renegade Texan scientist Jim Allison devotes his life work to find a cure for cancer after the disease takes the life of his mother.

Genres
Documentary
Director
Bill Haney
Starring
Sharon Belvin, Jim Allison, Eric Benson, Woody Harrelson

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Genres Documentary
Director Bill Haney
Writer Bill Haney
Stars Sharon Belvin, Jim Allison, Eric Benson, Woody Harrelson
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 Renegade Texan scientist Jim Allison devotes his life work to find a cure for cancer after the disease takes the life of his mother.

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14 customer reviews about «Jim Allison: Breakthrough»

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Janet B.
Sunday, 13 Sep 2020 22:51

The director of the documentary, Jeremy Bernard, did a fantastic job of telling the story of this film, which I had never heard of. He gives a very honest account of the process of making this film. He was a filmmaker himself, so he knows the ins and outs of what it takes to make a film. The story of the film is fascinating and very interesting. I would recommend this film to anyone interested in the making of a film. It's not just a bunch of random people sitting around and making a film, it's a film that was made with a great amount of care and thought.
Theresa Hanson
Friday, 04 Sep 2020 04:50

Michael Moore's "Michael Moore: Where the Truth Lies" (2007) is a documentary about a series of encounters in the 1970s with Martin Luther King Jr., the King family, and Dr. King's close friend Malcolm X. The film is presented in chronological order, with the most interesting revelations coming at the end, and the most powerful and stirring events taking place at the beginning. I was intrigued by the inclusion of the three most important figures in the civil rights movement, and I was surprised to see the critical portrayal of the King family in the film. However, I think it's important to note that the film is primarily concerned with the Martin Luther King Jr. family and the King family's relationship with Malcolm X, and not the other way around. The most important aspect of the film is the depiction of the King family's interactions with the King family, and not with the other people involved. I'm not sure I would have liked the film as much if I'd seen it as a documentary, but as a film, it was a very interesting look at the relationship between Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X, and the King family. Moore's presentation of the film was very engaging, and he showed many personal anecdotes, as well as his personal relationships with the King family, the King family's relationships with the King family and the King family's relationships with Malcolm X. Moore also used clips of the King family's interactions with King, Malcolm X, and other prominent civil rights figures, which were very interesting. Moore's presentation of the film was very interesting, and I recommend it to anyone who wants to learn more about the civil rights movement. The film is not particularly educational, and I don't think it's necessary to watch the film to learn anything about the civil rights movement, but it's an interesting look at the relationship between Martin Luther King Jr., Malcolm X, and the King family, and I thought it was very interesting. 7/10
Grace P.
Saturday, 22 Aug 2020 15:22

The movie is not for everyone. I think the director tried to make a film about the people who are trying to get a job in the federal government. This movie is a bit like a documentary, but it is not very good. The movie tries to give a very good summary of the history of how the federal government was created, but it doesn't give any real history of the people who were part of it. The acting is good, but it is not really interesting. I think this movie is best viewed by people who have a great understanding of history. It is not an interesting movie, but it is good to see how the federal government works. It is also good to see how the people involved in this film came to be. I recommend this movie to people who are interested in history.
Christina S.
Friday, 07 Aug 2020 14:17

In a time of political turmoil, we have a documentary that does not sugarcoat the truth about the American way of life. The documentary itself is excellent. The interviews are almost non-stop, the story is told in a way that is both informative and entertaining, and it has a very good message about the future of the country. I will say that the video is a little bit slow in places. But I think that this is because the subjects are talking about their lives for a long time. But if you just want to know what America is like today, you should watch this documentary.
Sara
Wednesday, 05 Aug 2020 11:58

It's been a long time since I've seen a documentary on the making of a movie. I have seen a few but they are usually better than this one. I really liked the fact that this documentary looked at the way the writers, director, producers, and actors worked together to make the film. It's always fun to watch and I'm sure it will be one of the best documentaries I've ever seen. I was especially interested in the filming of the scene in the hospital where the mother is getting an abortion. I don't think it was a real abortion but it was very realistic. I also really liked the way that the actress who played the mother and the child were very similar in their personalities. I think that this was a very good documentary. I really enjoyed it and I hope it's available on DVD. If it is, I would definitely buy it.
Anna Ross
Wednesday, 05 Aug 2020 02:27

I just watched this film last night and I had to write a review. This film has given me so much insight into the lives of people who have reached the point of no return in their life's journey. I feel so sorry for people who have been trapped in a dead end job, unable to connect with the world around them, and have no life outside of the office. This film is so heart touching and I hope people who watch it will understand what it feels like to be so disconnected from life, but you still want to make a difference. It's a film that gives you hope and it has helped me to see life as it is, rather than how I wish it would be. It also makes me want to help more people. This film is so inspiring and I hope it gets released on DVD in the near future. I am so glad that this film was made and that it was made by the people that it was made for. It has given me hope and I am going to keep watching it again and again. I hope everyone can take from this film that no matter how long you are stuck in a dead end job, no matter how bad it is, no matter how miserable life is, if you have hope, you can make a difference in someone's life. It is a film that I will watch again and again.
Dennis
Thursday, 23 Jul 2020 12:59

With the exception of a few short segments on the final day of the 1982 festival, this is an entertaining and informative documentary about the festival. The documentary covers all aspects of the festival and does an excellent job of bringing you up to date on all the latest information. It also includes interviews with some of the festival organizers and others who were involved with the festival. I was particularly impressed with the interviews with the festival director, the festival director's wife, the festival director's daughter, and a few other festival participants. The documentary is an excellent summary of the festival, which is a must see for all festival enthusiasts.
Diane
Wednesday, 08 Jul 2020 11:55

I first heard of "The Breakthrough" when I read about it on a newsgroup for film enthusiasts. I was skeptical at first because of the bad reviews that it was getting. However, I decided to give it a try and I was pleasantly surprised. The story was well-told, and it had a great message. The director, Jason Reitman, did an excellent job of capturing the essence of the time period. I especially liked how he incorporated the period in which the story takes place. I highly recommend this documentary to anyone who is interested in the subject of the rise of the cinema.
Lori H.
Monday, 06 Jul 2020 09:35

The first hour of this documentary is excellent. It's like a window into the minds of people who are making this film. The second hour is just so-so. The third hour is very interesting, but the last hour is really painful to watch. If you can't stand the second hour, skip it.
Alice H.
Monday, 06 Jul 2020 00:05

The world of Bollywood is a very complex and dynamic environment. The film "Bollywood", which follows the life of the director-producer of Bollywood, Kamal Hassan, highlights the many facets of the world of Bollywood, as well as the people that make up the industry. The film features interviews with Kamal Hassan, his family, friends, and industry insiders. The film also delves into the business side of Bollywood and Kamal Hassan's life as a director. The film is also well-written, as it is an eye-opener of the industry. While the film is well-made, it is not the most interesting film of the year. Kamal Hassan is an extremely talented director, but the film is just a bit too long. The film is a little too long. Also, while Kamal Hassan's work is very well-made, the film is not as insightful as it could have been. In the end, the film is a good look at the world of Bollywood and Kamal Hassan's life as a director.
Lisa Porter
Wednesday, 17 Jun 2020 02:04

I was looking for a documentary about the real life story of Bill Hicks, and stumbled upon this one. I am not sure if I would call this a documentary, as it was not a documentary but a story about Hicks and his work. It was a story about his life and his relationships, and how he dealt with the stress of fame and money. I would say it was a bit more about his personal life than his work life, but still a very interesting story. I enjoyed the film and I think it was a good story. I would recommend it to anyone who likes this type of documentary. I think it was worth seeing, and it is definitely worth a watch. I give it a B.
Teresa D.
Saturday, 06 Jun 2020 07:13

This is a documentary about the making of "Breakthrough". It covers the process from the first idea to the final product. It is a great insight into the production of a movie, and how much effort goes into a film. It's a real treat to watch and learn about how a film is made. The interviews with the actors, crew, and producer are insightful and well-done. The editing is brilliant, and the photography is absolutely beautiful. The score is great, and it is very pleasing to hear. This is a great documentary that is great for people who are fans of the film. The interviews are very informative and the film is entertaining.
Samantha P.
Tuesday, 28 Apr 2020 08:26

I just saw this film in a small theater in the middle of a summer heat wave. I can't really say that I enjoyed it, but I did see it for the experience of seeing it. The film has a very low budget and the acting is very poor, but the film is not boring. It's a very entertaining film and a very good introduction to the director's work.
Elizabeth Little
Sunday, 26 Apr 2020 20:26

This is a documentary that covers the life of the late film critic Roger Ebert. It is an interesting look at the man who is known for his criticism of Hollywood, but also for being a bit of a philosopher, and his relationship with his father. The film is narrated by Ebert himself, and features interviews with many of his colleagues, and some of his old colleagues. It's a good documentary that covers a lot of ground, and it is interesting to see what the man thought about the movie industry and what it has done to the world. I think the film is a bit overrated, but it is worth seeing for Ebert fans.
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