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Fragments of Truth is a movie starring Georgia Angelopoulos, Jacques Berchtold, and J. Keith Elliott. Dr. Craig Evans travels the globe to track down the most ancient New Testament manuscripts. Along the way, he highlights...

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Documentary
Director
Reuben Evans
Starring
J. Keith Elliott, Georgia Angelopoulos, Jacques Berchtold, Craig A. Evans

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Genres Documentary
Director Reuben Evans
Writer Reuben Evans
Stars J. Keith Elliott, Georgia Angelopoulos, Jacques Berchtold, Craig A. Evans
Country USA
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 Dr. Craig Evans travels the globe to track down the most ancient New Testament manuscripts. Along the way, he highlights groundbreaking new evidence, demonstrating the reliability of the New Testament manuscripts.

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Willie P.
Thursday, 28 Jan 2021 22:57

I really enjoyed this film. Although I'm a bit of a skeptic in this kind of subject matter, I have to admit that I thought the film did an excellent job of pointing out the things that matter and not the things that don't. First, I have to say I'm not really a religious person but I have to admit that this film did a fantastic job of showing what religion can do to people. It shows how religion can affect the people in the most negative ways and it can also destroy the person. It also shows the benefits that can come from being a Christian and not being a Christian. I also liked that the film tried to make the point that people need to have faith in God and that everyone needs to know that it is OK to be a Christian. I also liked that the film did a great job of showing that no one religion is better than any other. The main reason I loved the film is that I think it was really enlightening and it gave me a different viewpoint on the subject matter that I really needed. I also think the film did an amazing job of showing that there is a lot of bias in the media. Not only do we see the bias of religious groups but we also see bias in the media and in the churches as well. I think it was a very enlightening film and I would definitely recommend it to people who are looking for a good movie to watch.
Frances L.
Sunday, 10 Jan 2021 02:45

While not as comprehensive as his feature "The Assassination of Richard Nixon", Field's film "The President's Men" does show his knack for documentary storytelling. And, given the lack of scientific evidence of the Vietnam War, "The President's Men" is pretty controversial to say the least. But, with interviews with Richard Nixon, Oliver Stone, Gen. Henry C. Shelton, and William Colby, there's ample room for this documentary to stand on its own. Field's unique take on the Vietnam War and the aftermath of the assassination of his father, John and Harry Field, is compelling. The interviews were conducted in a serious and unashamed manner. While one can't blame Field for being direct and honest in his presentation of the material, the film is done in such a way that the viewer can't help but draw parallels between his interviews with his father and his interviews with Stone. The film is definitely worth the time, and the interviews are fun to listen to, especially in its introductory scenes. Field does go into some detail about some of the key figures in the film, such as Thomas Andrews. Andrews was a senior military official that was responsible for the Bay of Pigs incident. After the Bay of Pigs incident, Andrews was promoted to assistant secretary of defense, but resigned from his position before the White House was even opened. Field's father's recent death was another serious blow to John and Harry. The film does an excellent job of showing how quickly and devastatingly that death affected them. It also covers the collapse of the Nixon administration, and the resignation of President Nixon. It does a decent job of looking at the actions of Stone and Co. in trying to bring down the Nixon administration, and it also covers the aforementioned events. While it's not a perfect film, the interviews of the film are fun and intriguing. And, while Field's efforts to find evidence of a link between Stone and the government of Vietnam are certainly a questionable point of view, the fact that this fact is in the film is truly strange and unoriginal. It's a documentary that needs more than words to make it clear that Field's work is worth watching. This film is an excellent and intriguing documentary that will go into an examination of the Vietnam War, and the Watergate scandal.
Maria Holland
Wednesday, 30 Dec 2020 06:05

It's a sad day for our country when the United States lost one of its finest among its generation. But at least he was true to his convictions and served in our military. He was a true American hero and should be remembered as such. This film captures a man's passion and work ethic. It gives the audience a glimpse of the struggles of a father, husband, and the sacrifice that he made for his country. The only downfall of this documentary is the documentary format. Some of the interviews are in black and white and some of them are in color. I don't see how a film with two different colors can make a strong impression on the audience. It took me a few days to get used to the format. Overall I was very pleased with the film and recommend it to anyone who appreciates great films. The main reason I like this documentary is because it gives a glimpse of what it is like to serve our country. It's a time that you don't think about anymore.
Nicholas Stewart
Tuesday, 29 Dec 2020 20:35

This movie is a must see for anyone that is interested in how the media hides information, how they edit reality and what the top 1% of people that run the world are all about. And they are all about money. I think this movie will make you laugh, it makes you feel sad, it makes you think about what really is. And it makes you think about the reality. Don't listen to the critics because they are lying. I personally liked this movie because I feel like the information that was revealed to me in it was very true. It also gave me more insight about how our society is run. I have met a lot of people that are rich and have a lot of influence over the world. But it wasn't all about money. It was about how they managed to control everything. I am really disappointed that the movie is being criticized by some people. They are missing the point of the movie. They just want to put down an amazing movie. I really hope that this movie is not to be taken out of the hands of the people. I think this movie is one of the best documentary's that I have ever seen. I would definitely recommend it to anyone.
Jose R.
Friday, 11 Dec 2020 00:22

An extremely good documentary about the health benefits of mindfulness in human beings. I watched it and found it extremely refreshing. I felt that I knew more about my own feelings than I ever thought possible. If you are looking for a way to get more in touch with your emotions, mindfulness is a great way to begin. It will also make you question your own sense of sanity and reason. If you are like me and are not satisfied with the fact that we are only "just" here on this earth, you will also be able to see mindfulness as a simple way to live. It is the ability to recognize when you are deeply disturbed by something and make an attempt to give yourself the freedom to be happier and more alive. It is the ability to see the beauty of life and to cherish it, to see your beauty and the beauty of everything around you, and to see the beauty in the world that you can find in the beauty in yourself. So watch this, and be sure to listen to the meditative sounds of nature, be open to the voices in your head that tell you that you are just another cog in the machine of life, and to learn the simple things that will help you to be more alive.
Dorothy Ray
Friday, 04 Dec 2020 08:07

Ridley Scott's exploration of the film onscreen is rather fine. The viewer sees the movie through the eyes of the town's mayor, Mrs. Sherley (Meryl Streep). Meryl's performance is so effortlessly natural, at first you're not sure if you're watching the real person or something that's been rehearsed for her. The role may be small, but she plays it perfectly. Sally Hawkins is surprisingly fine, too. She's beautiful, sexy, and almost too much like a human-sized doll, too. The story was interesting, but I have to admit, the writing just doesn't know what to do with its story. The segment of "the mine" is a nice mix of drama and humor. What would have been a good movie with a little more depth and complexity would have been very boring if the movie hadn't been good at all. It's a good movie, but it could have been so much better. The movie is also quite confusing in places, and at times the pacing isn't consistent. The movies begins with a very interesting part, but then it jumps to the next segment and it just gets more and more confusing. Perhaps that's Ridley Scott's fault, but at least he kept the audience guessing what was going to happen next, because he sure wasn't clear on the first half of the movie.
Billy Tucker
Monday, 30 Nov 2020 03:43

This is an incredible documentary that shines an important light on one of the most under-reported events in the history of the United States. This movie may seem to be about the late Senator Frank Church (R-UT), but it is not, and it is much more. The story of how Church dealt with a very serious accusation of sexual impropriety by a young senator is a well-told story that will never be forgotten. I strongly recommend this film to anyone who wants to know more about the late Senator Frank Church.
Emma Graham
Saturday, 21 Nov 2020 18:39

Theories about why we do things are often unscientific and, more important, often inaccurate. That is why, in my opinion, a documentary like "What It Means to Be Western" is so necessary. I must admit that I am not a linguist, and I don't intend to be, but the one thing that this film conveys is an objective view of a way of life. A view that is far removed from the how we think about things in our society, but is based on a certain scientific method, that is "scientific." The documentary starts off with an interview with the director of the documentary, who explains the method of the film. I believe the director was trying to show that this method of the documentary is not only valid, but also is one of the best ways to investigate the meaning of Western Civilization. In my opinion, this documentary is one of the most important documents about the world we live in. It's just one of those facts that has been wrongfully forgotten about, but should never be forgotten.
Wayne Ramos
Sunday, 15 Nov 2020 02:24

Two old friends, David and John, sit down to share their stories of their childhoods. Their stories are powerful and honest and contain many details that make them an extraordinary pair. One of them has a medical condition that makes it impossible for him to live on his own, and so his parents live with them. John has grown up alone, but has since found a man that helps him care for himself. John gives a powerful story about how his dad had no idea about the things he'd forgotten when he was a boy. David also has a very intimate story about how he knew his dad would have died at a young age, so he had no choice but to come to grips with it. He gives an interesting story about how his dad died, how it was a shock, and how his dad had no idea what happened to his body after that. This is a powerful film that is very powerful to watch. The director also did a wonderful job with his style. This is not just a story about two brothers, but about a family in a time when people were hiding the fact that they had one parent. It is so honest and real that you can tell it's coming from the heart. A very powerful film.
Stephanie Gutierrez
Sunday, 08 Nov 2020 19:40

This is an excellent documentary about the hunt for the Yellow King dolphin. You can read about it in The Guardian and Wired, but this is the definitive report on the issue. It gives you a full perspective of what it takes to be a dolphin expert and to work with a captive group of dolphins. You get to see some of the frustration of trying to live with a captive population of dolphins. This report was produced in 1996 and is all new material. Some of the interviewees are the "crazy old men" who control these captive dolphins and the government agencies that play a role in dolphin research. This is a great documentary that should be seen by everyone. It's an amazing experience to be involved with dolphins and the motivation to do what you do to preserve their species. If you have ever been an animal-watcher, or a researcher, or had a passion to keep wild species, you will find something here. If you haven't, it's an important documentary.
Arthur
Wednesday, 04 Nov 2020 05:45

I think this film is a good representation of the life and death of a person who is a little,little girl's family in the north of Ireland. A family who has changed greatly in the last ten years. A family who has gone from a large scale farming community to a tiny village in the North, who have left the big city of Belfast, and live the way of life of their own village. The Irish countryside is a nice contrast with the 'big city' of Belfast, and I really enjoyed this film. The film takes a lot of time to establish the life and death of the family and the journey of these two characters. I like the way the film shows us their little village, their small garden, their simple life. I really enjoyed this film and I would recommend it to anyone who wants to see a different side to Northern Ireland and to see a different side of the modern world.
Tiffany M.
Saturday, 31 Oct 2020 01:20

There are good reasons for not wanting to see this film. I have always been a fan of Meryl Streep, and I've enjoyed watching this film twice. In fact, I haven't watched it once since I first saw it. Because the film seems to go through stages of interest, the editing is not always great. It's too choppy and the editing seems to go on and on without really showing anything. It does make the movie very short. There's some good information that is given here, but you'll want to see the film before it is all said and done.
Willie
Friday, 25 Sep 2020 07:47

This is a brilliant film. It is based on a book by the same name, written by two Canadian journalists. The book was a bestseller in Canada, and it has been translated into more than 20 languages. The book was a major influence on the likes of the film, as it is very much an insider's view of how Canada and the U.S. are connected. The film is a bit slow moving, and it is difficult to follow, but if you are into the Canadian oil industry, you will love this film. It is extremely well done, and the interviews with the people involved in the oil industry are insightful. If you have not read the book, I highly recommend it. It is a must-read.
Jacqueline H.
Monday, 21 Sep 2020 03:23

I am a very big fan of documentaries, I've watched them a few times, but this one is definitely a great one. It's hard to find any kind of representation of the Asian American experience, and this film attempts to do it. The film follows a group of Vietnamese and Asian Americans, and the reasons behind the Vietnamese refugees and the Asians. It's pretty fascinating, and I would highly recommend it. It's definitely worth watching, and I am glad that I watched it.
Angela W.
Saturday, 12 Sep 2020 10:43

I love documentaries and was really excited to see this documentary as it had been overlooked for years. The story behind the story is not so much told as it is shown, but it is done so well. It gives you an understanding of the current state of the world and the problems that it is currently facing. It also shows how the worldwide spread of computers and the spread of the internet has had a really negative effect on people in different countries. This documentary does a great job of showing the impact that internet has had on the world and the people involved in the world. The United States is often demonized in the media for all kinds of reasons but this documentary proves that is not true. It also gives you an idea of how this time is affecting people around the world and how the internet and the internet has affected countries in the world. I am glad that this documentary exists because it is a great tool to tell a great story. If there is a film that you are interested in, go see it. It is a great film and will give you an understanding of the world that you may have never known.
Henry P.
Saturday, 12 Sep 2020 08:49

I really liked this movie, but it was difficult to watch because it is so well shot and edited. I think it is a documentary and that the people who shot it must have been very much into their work. It's not like I would say that it's a documentary, but I think it was. I don't know why I have not heard of it before, but I think that it is an excellent documentary and should be seen by everyone. It's definitely a great movie, and I recommend it.
William
Tuesday, 08 Sep 2020 04:24

I saw this film at the Montreal film festival, and it was very moving. It's not a documentary but more of an observation of life, and it's very interesting. It was also very well made. The documentary style is good, and it doesn't feel like you're watching a documentary. I also thought it was very well directed. The music was great, too. I recommend this film. I think it's worth seeing.
Nicholas Jimenez
Wednesday, 26 Aug 2020 05:25

When I saw this documentary I was taken aback by how honest it was. I saw it on the History Channel and was very impressed by the way it was filmed. It was very easy to follow and I felt like I was in the room with the people who were involved. The documentary really got to the heart of the problem and it's very easy to see how the issues are affecting all of us. It really got me thinking about what I thought about religion and how I would react if someone told me they were going to hell. I don't think I could handle it. I think the documentary really hit home with me and I am really glad I saw it. I really think people should see this documentary. It really makes you think about what you are doing and what you are doing. I think it is a very important documentary and I think it should be seen by all people who are interested in religion and what it means to you.
Jessica G.
Wednesday, 22 Jul 2020 22:37

A documentary on the social, political and economic impact of the Sixties, the rise of feminism, the end of the Vietnam War and the effect it had on the environment. The subject is a fascinating one and the film is well made. But it is the presentation of the story that is the most fascinating part of the film. The story of the environmental movement is interesting, and the documentary tries to present the people who helped create the movement in a way that doesn't make it seem too Hollywood. It's a great film and I highly recommend it.
Rose
Tuesday, 21 Jul 2020 04:52

I watched this film in a class at college and it was an amazing piece of work. The filmmakers did a great job of telling the story and the visuals were fantastic. The documentary is very well done and well worth watching.
Denise Carlson
Tuesday, 14 Jul 2020 12:37

I enjoyed this documentary very much. It is very hard to get a hold of a documentary from the 50's. In my opinion, the best documentaries are those that are based on actual events. This is the first documentary I have seen that was based on a true story. The film was very well made and the film makers did an excellent job. The only problem I had with the film was that it seemed to be very slow. There was some information that I did not understand and I did not like the way it was presented. I also felt that there was a lot of information that was left out of the film. I felt that they should have added more information about the organization that was behind the assassination of JFK. The film makers did an excellent job with the information that they had and I am looking forward to seeing more documentaries that are based on actual events.
Joseph
Thursday, 09 Jul 2020 23:38

If you want to know how the media and the people in power can manipulate the masses, this is a great movie to watch. I didn't know it was made by the same people who made "The Internet" but the information is so well documented. It's also very interesting to see how a company like Google can be so powerful. I hope this gets released on DVD so that it can be found and purchased. I would recommend it to anyone who wants to learn more about how the media and the government can manipulate the masses.
Diana Bishop
Monday, 22 Jun 2020 20:15

I was really disappointed with the film because it was a lot more than a documentary. I was expecting more and I was disappointed. The film was very well done. It's an excellent documentary and I am glad I saw it. However, the reason I am writing this review is because I have not heard anything about this documentary. The film is not very well known and I am very disappointed because it is very important. I would like to hear what the critics thought about the film and I would like to hear if the critics have seen the film and what they think. I would also like to hear from the director, so that I can tell if he has a very good or bad film.
Martha
Friday, 01 May 2020 18:58

I have always been a fan of science documentaries and this was by far the best one I have seen. The director and his team did a wonderful job of explaining how the film came about, how the story is based on real events and how the film is shot. The actors were excellent, especially the one that played the lead scientist. I think this film was very well put together and I would recommend it to anyone who has an interest in science documentaries. I hope that more films like this are made. They are the best and most informative films I have ever seen.
Timothy G.
Wednesday, 29 Apr 2020 14:04

This documentary is about the final days of the last two men who were part of the team that got the Apollo 11 moon landing on the first attempt. These men were Bob Fingleton and Jack Swigert. The documentary covers the last two days of their lives. The documentary was produced by Bob Fingleton and Jack Swigert. It is an interesting look at the men who made the Apollo 11 mission. It shows that they were a team that had a lot of pride and was able to accomplish their mission despite the difficulties they faced. The documentary is quite a bit longer than it needs to be. The documentary should have been shorter. I found it very interesting but it did drag on for a while. It is not a documentary that I would recommend to anyone. It is a documentary that is for people who are interested in the Apollo 11 mission and the men who made it. It is a good documentary that is worth watching but it is not a documentary that I would recommend.
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