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(353) 6.9 96 min 2018 Subtitles and Closed Captions

This Changes Everything is a movie starring Reese Witherspoon, Mira Nair, and Shonda Rhimes. An investigative look and analysis of gender disparity in Hollywood, featuring accounts from well-known actors, executives and artists in...

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Documentary
Director
Tom Donahue
Starring
Reese Witherspoon, Tracee Ellis Ross, Shonda Rhimes, Mira Nair

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Genres Documentary
Director Tom Donahue
Stars Reese Witherspoon, Tracee Ellis Ross, Shonda Rhimes, Mira Nair
Country USA
Also Known As Tout peut changer, et si les femmes comptaient à Hollywood?, Gender in Hollywood, Hollywood: A Caminho da Igualdade, To zmienia wszystko, Por la igualdad en Hollywood
Runtime 1 h 36 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 An investigative look and analysis of gender disparity in Hollywood, featuring accounts from well-known actors, executives and artists in the Industry.

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Frances J.
Thursday, 11 Feb 2021 16:34

I was truly stunned by this documentary. What a great film! I had never even heard of any of these people before this movie. They're not celebrities, they're not very famous, but I knew so much more about the people in this documentary than I knew about myself. This is a great thing. The whole point of the documentary was to show how much of a blow this was for the people involved. What a beautiful film. There was a lot of fear, and a lot of anger. I was shocked at how many of the people that had never seen this documentary before, were so shocked by it. There are very few documentaries that show so much. It's not like most documentaries, where the director just talks about something, and it ends. This documentary was so much more. It was very emotional and it was real. You really feel for the people who were affected by it, because they felt like their lives had been turned upside down. The way the director talked to these people was very informative, and I thought it was really great. It was really cool how he talked about the people's perspective on the whole situation. It's a great documentary, and I recommend it to anybody who likes documentaries. I would highly recommend it.
Jacqueline
Monday, 25 Jan 2021 13:10

This Is Spinal Tap has been a soundtrack to many of my childhood and adult lives. My mother's music has been on loop since I was four and I have owned the music for almost 30 years. Even my father's collection is excellent. I love this music and have the CD collection, but I can't remember ever owning it. So I bought this DVD, thinking it was for me. It's an amazing documentary. The film is a 2-part one-hour documentary. It begins with the entire band, then the band members and the manager. The documentary is very informative. I never knew any of the band members. But the interviews were very interesting. I was amazed to hear the band members' opinions of what happened and what they had done. I never knew that the band was a comedy act until I watched the documentary. The band is very funny. I loved their songs, especially "Too Late to Die". This is a must see for anyone who's a fan of this band. They don't disappoint.
Kathy Matthews
Friday, 11 Dec 2020 19:13

It's almost impossible to not be moved by this film. Not even in a normal way, but in a profound way. You watch and you are drawn into the stories of each and every person in the movie. You understand them, you empathize with them, and you get to know them better than any documentary. The use of the images and the music to portray each and every character in the movie was superb. I don't want to give away the ending, because it will be a spoiler. You should see this film if you like life, stories, or people in general.
Barbara M.
Sunday, 22 Nov 2020 13:30

A review of the documentary. This documentary was very impressive in its ability to go beyond the criticism that was given by the critics. The way in which the film used the interviews of the characters and the footage of the festival to show the critical and other aspects of the festival was really good. The documentary did a great job in showing the various characters that were involved in the festival and how each one dealt with their personal life, with the festival and the other characters. The film was not overly long at almost 2 hours and it did not bore the viewer at all. The documentary did a great job of showing the different perspectives and of getting the audience to understand the film. The interviews were well done and the people that were interviewed were not only interesting but really good actors. In particular, the people that were interviewed were really likable and you could really see the different things that they had to deal with during the festival. This is really an interesting documentary and I highly recommend it.
Jeremy
Friday, 23 Oct 2020 11:08

I am a big fan of Michael Moore. I remember in high school watching him expose the lies of the Koch Brothers and the Bushes. Now, he is exposing the lies of the Clintons. It is amazing. It is almost impossible to find a non-liberal who could not be entertained by this film. The movie itself, a political history lesson, is wonderful. It is not meant to be an argument, but rather a presentation of facts. I will say that I did find the film boring at times. I found it hard to focus on any one topic. My husband found the film fascinating, as did I. But the film also sometimes made me angry. It was a tough film to watch, but I did find it entertaining and not politically biased. All in all, this is a must see. It is an excellent film that will change your view of the world. And it will give you some great ideas to get started on your own personal journey to Truth.
Elizabeth
Friday, 16 Oct 2020 18:53

I am an American living in Tokyo and a fluent Japanese speaker. I think this documentary was pretty accurate. It was great to see the full spectrum of opinions and opinions on this subject. There was a lot of information, including the importance of Japanese culture to the rest of the world. I think a lot of the information was different in different countries. It was pretty interesting to hear about Japan from the American point of view. I think the best thing about this documentary was that it was so complete and concise. It gave you the facts and was really easy to understand. I thought the stories of the different people in Japan were really great. I thought the documentary was really well done. It was great to hear from many different points of view.
Vincent F.
Wednesday, 23 Sep 2020 01:40

This documentary may be one of the most important of our time. While I have no doubt that Michael Moore will not "win" the Academy Award for best documentary, he has made a film that is very educational and very powerful. The title of the film is "Changing our Hearts" and that's what I found most powerful about the film. "Changing our Hearts" deals with the effect of prejudice and racism in the African American community. Moore uses a very strong voice to point out that it's not just a big problem in America, it's a problem in every country in the world. We're all affected by the same prejudice, whether we are white, black, or any other race. If you're not in favor of the film, you're not listening to the facts or you're not listening to what the experts say. All the facts of the film are presented in a very well written and emotional way. Michael Moore is someone who knows what he's talking about, and he's not afraid to express it. Moore may not win the Oscar, but he will not lose his fans. And that's the best part of his documentary.
Theresa Porter
Monday, 14 Sep 2020 21:19

I've been working with children for 25 years and I've met a few who have suffered greatly, especially a lot of children who had to be put away. I'm sure that most of these kids would have been able to come to terms with the fact that their parents had to be moved and then locked up. But this movie does a good job of showing what children went through and it shows how they overcame the trauma. I've seen this movie many times and it's a great story. It makes me think about the reality that is still on my mind. I have to admit that there are a few factual mistakes, but those are few and far between. The movie does an excellent job of showing the effect that separation has on children. I highly recommend it.
Debra Pierce
Sunday, 13 Sep 2020 22:14

This Changes Everything is a feature film from independent filmmaker and writer Emily Lakdawalla that focuses on the so-called "Chi-raq" movement in Kenya that originated from a group of Mennonite leaders who experienced post-traumatic stress disorder and tried to rid their country of their pacifist lifestyle. This documentary is about how these Mennonite leaders spent their time trying to change their country from the traditional ideals of pacifism to a more "modern" one that is more militant and "peaceful." While the documentary is aimed at a Western audience, I felt that it would be more effective for those who have lived in a country that is not like the one that this documentary portrays. I also felt that the documentary was too much about the Mennonites rather than their new country, Kenya. While I thought that the Mennonites and the M.T.B. did do a great job in conveying their thoughts, the documentary did not capture their feelings or their problems. I also felt that the film did not really tell the story of the Mennonites, but rather the Mennonites' beliefs and how they helped change their country. While the documentary is focused on the Mennonites, the film does not really focus on their views, or their beliefs, as well as their experiences. I think that this is the case because, like I said, the film focuses on the Mennonites and not their new country. It is not an accurate portrayal of what the Mennonites were all about. Overall, I think that the documentary did a good job of showing how the Mennonites helped change their country. It did not tell the Mennonites' opinions, or their beliefs, as well as their experiences. The film focused on the Mennonite leaders and their beliefs. While the Mennonite leaders were great in conveying their views, I think that the documentary could have shown the Mennonites' views and beliefs and the Mennonites' experiences more. It did not do that in this documentary.
Jennifer Ruiz
Saturday, 05 Sep 2020 22:16

I'm a big fan of social movements and the efforts of the Occupy movement. I was so impressed with the way the film told the story of Occupy Wall Street. It was a very entertaining film with lots of humor and even the occasional humor was used in a clever way. It also tells you a little bit about the people who have been fighting for the same things for decades. The movie has a good ending and a lot of new information that I have not seen in any other documentary. The main thing I found to be odd is that they focused on the people who did not have a great amount of money to fight for the same causes. That made me think that the Occupy movement was a movement for the poor and the disenfranchised. Maybe they just wanted to show the truth of what was going on. It made me feel that I was watching a documentary about the people that really were fighting for a lot more than just a cause. I recommend the movie to anyone who is interested in social movements and the Occupy movement. I hope that this film can inspire the same amount of people who have been fighting for the same causes for decades.
Adam R.
Wednesday, 02 Sep 2020 18:30

This is one of the best documentaries I have ever seen. The stories are real, and the feeling of loss and grief is palpable. I am a little upset that this film is not more widely known, because it deserves more attention and coverage than it has received. The stories are all true, but they all have a common thread - that the war has affected the lives of many families. I am not surprised that the stories of the veterans who fought in the war are the most moving, because they are the ones who have the most to lose. The director's introduction to each story is not only informative but also emotional, and the interviews are almost always with veterans. It is a powerful film and I recommend it highly.
Henry M.
Thursday, 13 Aug 2020 21:39

This movie doesn't come from a familiar world, or one that many people in the media are familiar with. It's a dark story, but a beautiful story, as well. It's a perfect example of a documentary that focuses on a certain person, and doesn't get into their lives. It takes the viewers on a journey of discovery, and it doesn't show their entire lives, but gives a sense of the world that they live in, and the world they want to change. If you want to see a documentary that doesn't show their entire lives, then this is the one to watch. It shows just a few of the lives that come across their screen, and the world they are trying to change.
Dennis Thompson
Thursday, 06 Aug 2020 19:54

I've never been a fan of musicals and I didn't like The Sound of Music or The Phantom of the Opera for many reasons, but I have to admit that The Sound of Music was actually pretty good and I liked how it was actually an opera with songs and not just a traditional musical. That being said, I found The Magic of Strings very dull and it was never actually scary. It was, in my opinion, boring and very unmemorable. The fact that it was based on a novel is also a major problem. The novel was also very good but this movie was very boring and had very little to offer. I don't think I've ever been so disappointed with a movie. It was actually more boring than I was hoping for. This was an obvious attempt to capitalize on the success of The Wizard of Oz. The only thing that was even close to the same is that the movie is completely empty and has nothing to offer. There is no real plot, there are no real characters, there is no real acting, and the characters are boring and uninteresting. If you like The Wizard of Oz, you will probably enjoy this movie, but if you're looking for something interesting or unique, then don't bother.
Judy Carroll
Saturday, 01 Aug 2020 04:18

This is one of the most interesting documentaries I've ever seen. It really takes a look at how the biggest change in the world is the most mundane thing we can all do - not just on a personal level but on a global scale. It's a fascinating look at how people from all over the world are now starting to question the way they perceive the world and how their perceptions of what is right and wrong have changed as the world becomes more interconnected. It's a very powerful film, and one that makes you question everything you've ever been taught about the world. It really made me think about the meaning of life and how things are changing around the world, and how I can't help but question myself and my own beliefs. This is one of the best documentaries I've ever seen and one of the best films I've ever seen. It has a great message and makes you think and you leave feeling happy and inspired. I would recommend this to anyone, but especially if you have ever felt like you didn't fit in or where you felt like you were the only one that didn't fit in. It makes you question everything and makes you feel like you are a part of something bigger than yourself.
Brittany
Friday, 31 Jul 2020 22:40

I can't believe that so many people think that this movie is biased or overrated. If you are going to watch this movie, please do not expect a documentary. I think that the people who want to take a look at the consequences of our actions and the effects of those actions have a far more important topic to cover. Please watch the movie and let me know what you think.
Marilyn
Wednesday, 15 Jul 2020 00:54

I'm not a fan of Rachel's work, but I have to say that this documentary is fantastic. I loved how she edited the footage together, and she put it together so that you can follow the story from the first day of her work to the day she was arrested. She used a lot of footage from the cameras that were in the house, and she had interviews with the people that were there. I also liked how she got into the people's lives. The main characters are fascinating, and they are all fascinating. I especially liked the way Rachel went into the lives of the people that were there. I don't know if they are actually doing anything illegal, but they are all fascinating. I also liked how Rachel talked about how this documentary is different than her other work. She also talked about how the film is based on a real incident, but this is not a documentary. This is a story about a woman who was kidnapped, and she was a victim of her captor. The story is very interesting. I think Rachel is a very interesting person. I really enjoyed this documentary, and I would recommend it to anyone who is interested in the life of Rachel Brown. This is a documentary that will change your life.
Sean Mason
Tuesday, 14 Jul 2020 19:17

I thought the movie was well put together and informative. This should be required viewing for every American.
Frances Brooks
Monday, 08 Jun 2020 00:39

In a nutshell, this is a great documentary about the political resistance to change in the US, especially in the 1960's. The movie shows how people went against the current system and what happened when they did. We are also told about the various political movements and parties that arose, and how they were crushed. This is a must-see for everyone who loves movies and history.
Linda
Tuesday, 05 May 2020 12:40

I first saw this movie in my high school science class. It was funny and interesting. It was the perfect movie to start a class on. I would highly recommend this movie to anyone interested in how our environment has changed and how we as a species are influencing the planet. It is easy to get caught up in the effects of our actions and what we are causing to happen, and it is even easier to forget that we are not alone in the universe. I highly recommend this movie to anyone.
Grace Riley
Monday, 04 May 2020 23:47

As a documentary, this is a good one, but in the hands of a better director, this could have been much more. It does not feel very documentary, and the subject matter is a bit hard to follow. It does not provide much in the way of an analysis of any specific group of people. It is not hard to see that it was meant to be a biographical film of a particular kind of man, but it does not present him as a hero or a figure to be emulated. It is just a man who was a man. But this man's life story is the subject of the film, and it is that story that the film is about. He did many things that no one else ever did, but that is not the focus of the film. It is about the process of his life, and how he has changed his life, and what he has done to those around him. The film is really well done, and I am glad I had the chance to see it. It has some good and interesting interviews, and a very good look at a man who has not been remembered too well.
Charles L.
Thursday, 30 Apr 2020 19:12

I have watched this movie three times in a row, and each time I have appreciated the message it conveys. As a father, I am profoundly moved by the story of this family. It is a story of love, loss, and healing. It is a story of how one family can overcome the mistakes of the past and move forward with the hope that there is still a future ahead.
Paul C.
Wednesday, 29 Apr 2020 08:55

I recently watched this movie on the Discovery channel. It's been a long time since I've seen a movie that can make me feel like this. I'm not a religious person, but this movie touched my heart. I don't know how to explain it to you. It has changed me. I want to see it again and again. I'll see it again and again. I'm sure that I'll be thinking about it for the rest of my life. I think it's a great movie. I think it's very important to have a message like this in the movie. I can't think of any movie that would have done it better. I don't know how to say it, but it is a good movie. I just want to say that I think that you should watch it. I really hope that it gets released in theatres in the United States. It's a great movie and it will change you and the world. I'm sure that you'll have a great time watching it. I'm sure that you'll enjoy it. I really hope that you'll see it.
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