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(101) 7.6 80 min 2018 Subtitles and Closed Captions

What if running could lead to enlightenment? 3100: Run and Become follows an unassuming Finnish paperboy in the Self-Transcendence 3100 Miler - the world's longest race. His story takes the viewer around the world to the Kalahari Desert, the mountain temples of Japan and the Navajo Reservation.

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Documentary
Director
Sanjay Rawal

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Product details

Genres Documentary
Director Sanjay Rawal
Country USA
Also Known As 3100, Why We Run, 3100, Run and Become, 3100: Correr y ser, 3100 Meilen: Laufen für die Seele
Runtime 1 h 20 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
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20 customer reviews about «3100: Run and Become»

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Lauren E.
Wednesday, 04 Nov 2020 09:35

This documentary takes a look at how a pilot, Jesse Owens, and his journey to the Olympic games. He is a brilliant athlete who overcame some very tough obstacles, including alcoholism, in order to win the gold medal. At the end of the film, he looks back at his life and his feelings. I have to say that it was very interesting to see his life and how he overcame so much adversity, even in the time of the Depression. This film is very well put together and I think the documentary should be shown to all of the high school students in the world.
Andrew Cunningham
Tuesday, 13 Oct 2020 16:02

In a country where the "living conditions" are probably the worst in the world, these people must be amazing. This documentary looks at the problem of homelessness in Latin America, and how the government is trying to help them. The problem is that most of the "elite" are not really "elite" in the same way that the "common people" are. They are not looking after the "common people", they are just trying to get the most money possible. The documentary has many stories, of how they got into homelessness, and how they overcome their situation. The documentary also shows how the government is trying to make the situation better. They try to provide them with food, clothes, health care, and other things that help them. Overall, the documentary is very good, and should be watched by anyone who cares about the situation of people in Latin America.
Megan
Monday, 05 Oct 2020 07:12

I thought this documentary was absolutely fantastic. If you are an average Joe or a backpacking enthusiast, this is a must watch. If you are not, I would suggest watching it, it is a very entertaining and well documented documentary. You can feel the frustration and the frustrations and the reality of the situation. A must watch documentary.
Christine Jones
Friday, 18 Sep 2020 03:48

What if a member of the KKK took a job at a factory, working in a laboratory that makes expensive parts? That's exactly what John Hyman did. He worked for over 10 years, and he was so successful he built a great company. He then ran away, and his family and friends did everything they could to get him back. Even the KKK tried to get him back, and Hyman is now the head of a well-known company. They say that the KKK is a hate group. That is certainly not the case. The KKK is a hate group because they hate Jews, African Americans, and others. They hate anyone who isn't part of the white race. For example, the Klan is the only organization that still hates gays. In some cases, it's really hard to hate a person who isn't Jewish. However, this movie is a really good film. The movie is interesting, well done, and very entertaining. I recommend it to anyone who likes history. The only complaint I have is that the movie didn't end when Hyman finally returned home. I think that's a bit of a letdown, but then again, that's because I'm still not really sure what to make of him. I think he's a good guy, and that he's still an outstanding person.
Gregory
Monday, 07 Sep 2020 06:55

I found this documentary to be quite interesting. I have seen some documentaries that are bad, but this one did have some things I liked about it. First, it was not boring. It was not boring in the sense that it was "too long". Second, the subject matter was well researched. The argument presented was not overly pessimistic and I was not bored. I was actually interested in the topic. I would recommend this to anyone who wants to learn more about the topics covered. It is an interesting, well researched documentary. It is definitely worth seeing.
Amber Payne
Thursday, 03 Sep 2020 02:30

To those who are interested in this subject, I would say that the movie has several good points. I am sure that it is not the most original documentary of its kind, but it does have many good points. I am not sure if it is the best documentary on the subject. It was a bit too short, and I would have liked more footage. However, there were some good points, and the interviews with other scholars on the subject were excellent. In particular, I was impressed with a discussion with a former director of the NSA. He said that he was very much aware of the NSA's intelligence gathering activities and that he was very upset when he found out about them. However, he did not feel that the NSA was spying on people. He stated that he felt that the NSA was actually "helping" the American government. I would have liked to see more interviews with former NSA employees and NSA employees from other countries. Overall, I would have liked to see a documentary on the topic that would cover many different subjects, and I think that this movie is well worth watching.
Sean
Friday, 21 Aug 2020 13:02

The movie was not quite up to the mark. It started with a really good movie that had me interested and then was overrated by the end. It just seemed to lose the element of surprise and then to become dull. Some of the comments about the military don't ring true. The stories of the soldiers on the ground were not as interesting as the stories of the "Inner Circle". It just seemed to lose the important element that makes a good war movie. The combat scenes were not that good and the things that happened in the first 2 hours were not that exciting. I felt that the movie did not get to the point where the audience could truly feel the pain and anger of the soldiers. The movie also seemed to get a little too political. If the movie was done right, the audience would have been able to relate to the soldier's feelings and just feel the war for themselves. I also felt that the movie was too "soft" and the director did not give the audience enough insight into the lives of the soldiers and their families. I also thought the movie was just not at the level of a war movie. If the movie had been better, it would have been an excellent movie. I would have given it a higher rating if the movie was done right. If it had been done right, it would have been a great war movie. This movie just didn't do it for me. The movie did not have the magic and magic of a good war movie.
Gerald M.
Sunday, 16 Aug 2020 23:06

Running to work and going to school in some of the poorest areas of this country, I saw many children struggling to learn in the harshest environments. One child I knew could not read or write. He could not even read a few lines of his own name. I can understand why the schools were so bad, but I am concerned about the future of children like him. One of the things that the film highlighted was that not all of the schools are bad. Some of them are really good. They have facilities, teachers and, most importantly, a sense of community. The school where I attended was a really good one. I was very impressed. They had an activity room for their kids to play in. They also had a lot of ethnic students that looked like they were from the communities in which they were located. When a young boy was sick, the teacher brought him to the school where he was going to see a doctor. They even took him to the local church where he could receive help. He ended up getting well. One of the teachers in the school was African-American. She started off in the classroom as a counselor, but was soon teaching. She taught her students how to read, write, and do basic math. She also showed them how to use a pencil, pencil sharpener, and how to make a pencil holder. They taught her how to ask questions. She taught her students how to read and write in English, how to write for their own benefit, and how to read and write in Spanish. All of the students, especially the African-American students, were very proud of her. In some schools, this teacher was the only one teaching. She was a model teacher. The other teachers in the school were not only there to help the students, but they also helped their students. The teacher at the school I attended was very proud of her students. The teachers at the school where I attended were just as proud of their students. This was a good film for the public to see. This was one of the best films I have seen about how some schools in America are doing things right. I hope that other states and schools do not neglect these schools and children. If they do, I think that the schools are going to fall into the hands of corporations that want to keep the schools down and not have good teachers. This film gave me hope that there are some good schools in America. I do not believe that there are very good schools in America. There are a lot of poor schools, but there are also a lot of good schools. The schools that are doing good things are the ones that are doing things right. I hope that other schools do not abandon these children.
Matthew
Sunday, 16 Aug 2020 13:36

As with every documentary I have seen on the JFK assassination, this documentary was extremely informative and engaging. Although this film was about the first plane to hit the Pentagon, it was not about the event itself. As such, it was rather mundane and more of a history lesson than a real documentary. If you are interested in the JFK assassination, I recommend that you watch the first two parts of this documentary as it is a great way to begin your investigation. I think that this documentary would be a good companion piece to a well-made JFK biography. Although this is a good documentary, it is not a great documentary.
Kelly Soto
Tuesday, 04 Aug 2020 00:08

This documentary chronicles the exploits of the groundbreaking Tupac Shakur (aka 'Biggie Smalls') and his cohorts as they attempted to break into the rap game. This is one of the greatest documentaries of all time, simply because it depicts the lives of these kids from the inner city in Chicago. It is truly fascinating to see how they first gain access to the music industry. The film also contains interviews with several of the gang members, both current and former, as well as the police chief. As you can see, the film is filled with incredible footage, from the cars they drive, to the outfits they wear, to the fashion, to the very lives they lead. The documentary is truly a must-see for any fan of music, and anyone that likes to have a good laugh at the absurdities that are the rap industry. The documentary is great, and there is no question that it is a must-see for any fan of music.
Alan H.
Thursday, 23 Jul 2020 11:24

I really enjoyed this film, and I think that it was very well made. I'm a fan of movies that make you think, and this film does just that. It makes you think about what you are seeing, and how it affects you. It also makes you think about what you would do if you were in the situation the characters are in. The acting is great, and the story is extremely entertaining. It's a must-see for all who love a good story, a good movie, and a good laugh.
Justin
Sunday, 12 Jul 2020 14:45

This is a very well made film that shows how the U.S. Government has been manipulating the U.S. public for the past 60 years. This documentary is a must see for anyone who wants to know the truth. It is very interesting to see how the CIA has been manipulating the public's mind for the past 60 years. This is a very good documentary that will blow your mind and make you think.
Christine
Friday, 10 Jul 2020 12:26

This documentary is one of the best documentaries I've seen in a long time. I thought it would be boring, but I was wrong. The interviews with all the cast and crew are fantastic. The documentary is not only informative, but it is entertaining. It is the story of how a small, independent film studio became the number one film studio in Hollywood. I think it is very well done and it will be interesting to see what other films will come out of this. The movie is about the rise and fall of the independent film studio, and it shows the journey of the cast and crew. I highly recommend it to anyone who likes documentaries.
Eric
Tuesday, 23 Jun 2020 09:02

This is the most important documentary I have ever seen. It makes me want to live my life differently. The message is so important, and the message is so simple. There are so many people who have been left behind, and this film is a reminder of that. The message is that you can't just get up and do anything you want, and you have to think about what you're doing. You can't just make your own life, because that's not who you are. You have to be careful, and you have to listen to the advice you're given. You have to be responsible, and you have to make your own decisions. The film is a very important message, and I think it's one that everyone should hear. This is a great film, and I think it should be a must-see for everyone.
Johnny C.
Tuesday, 16 Jun 2020 16:47

I thought it was a good documentary. I am a huge fan of the documentary "Run and Run" by Thomas J. Woods, and I thought that this documentary was very good. I was impressed by the fact that the filmmakers did not take a pro-life stance. They did not have a pro-life position, but they did show the issue in a way that was informative and well-written. I thought that the documentary was very well-made, and I am glad that the filmmakers were able to get it on film. I would recommend this film to anyone who wants to learn more about the issue of abortion, and also to anyone who is pro-life. I think that everyone should watch this documentary, because it is very informative. I think that the documentary is very well-made, and I am glad that it was able to get it on film.
Lauren H.
Friday, 12 Jun 2020 08:18

A documentary about the relationship between the US government and the pharmaceutical industry. I found the film interesting, but it was hard to keep track of everything, and the interviews were either too short or did not get very deep. I found the film's focus on the pharmaceutical industry, and the relationship between Big Pharma and the government, to be a little strange. I thought it was a little too on the nose for my taste. A documentary about the relationship between Big Pharma and the government is not really my cup of tea, although I have to admit that I did enjoy it. But I would have liked it to be more on the realistic side of things, and not just take on the pharmaceutical industry.
Pamela Payne
Thursday, 11 Jun 2020 13:24

As a kid growing up in the late 80s and early 90s, I remember my best friends and I always asked for the soundtrack to "Run and Become". And since I was a big fan of the movie and grew up with the soundtrack, it was only natural for me to watch it on DVD, and of course, I was never disappointed. The film is about a group of black teens growing up in the 80s in a suburb of New York City. And it's not just a story of the main character's problems, but of the lives of his friends and family as well. It's not the most fun film you'll ever watch, but it's important to remember that this is a story about people, and how they were dealing with the struggles of growing up. It's not a musical or an advertisement for some famous rapper, it's about real people, not some fictional character that comes out of nowhere and disappears. It's about being a kid in a big city, the dangers and the issues of drugs and gangs, the difficulties of being black and the problems of being a teenager. The soundtrack is good, but I think the soundtrack is the highlight of the movie. The majority of the songs were very personal, and not only for the main character, but for all of the characters. I was reminded of how much I miss the music of the 80s, and how much I miss the songs. The scenes of the music video were also very touching. You can see it's not just an advertisement for a popular rapper, but about the struggles of being a teenager, and it's the most personal music videos ever made. "Run and Become" is a very personal movie, and I think the soundtrack will stay with you for a very long time. So if you're not familiar with the music of the 80s, or if you're not a huge fan of the movie, I think you should watch the soundtrack first. 7/10
Kenneth G.
Wednesday, 10 Jun 2020 00:32

This is a great documentary, it is a little bit of a 'how to' film, but it is very interesting. It shows how the top secret program was established, and how it was used, but also how the program was used to hide things from the American public, and how the program was eventually shut down. It is very interesting to see how this program was used in the Cold War, and how it was used in the Gulf War. I really enjoyed this documentary, it is very informative, and has a great ending. I recommend this to everyone who is interested in the history of the US government, and the history of the military. I give it a 10/10.
Bryan F.
Wednesday, 29 Apr 2020 20:27

I think that this is one of the best documentaries I have ever seen. I loved the story and the way they put it together. I would highly recommend this to anyone who wants to learn more about the history of the Red Army. This is a must see documentary and should be seen by all.
Brandon
Wednesday, 29 Apr 2020 16:56

I love the way this film is presented. It is very realistic, but not exaggerated. It's a great film and I recommend it to everyone.
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