Reviews

The film is wound around the story of a young girl and her friends, and their first period. The development of their breasts and their first bra. Weaved around the story is her research project around religion. Glimpses of Judaism and the suggestion that her mothers parents who are Christians were awkward. However what is unsaid is that Judaism does not recognise as being Jewish, a daughter being born to a Jewish father, through reform Judaism does. This girl is going to get such a wakening when she comes of age.

The film could have had a larger audience if it was more accepting and tolerant of others. The Christian grandparent were looked upon as being awkward. Seemed rather unfair and biaised in their portrayal in the movie. Was it really necessary to make fun of old people?

The writer suggests that there may be something wrong with Christians Zionists who give money to Israel, because their end motivations are different from what the Jewish people believe in. She goes further and suggest the $1.5b gift should be given back!

The problem in the documentary mentions that the Christian Zionist doctrine then goes further, so how do we respond to that? People that give alms to Eretz may have a hidden agenda.

I asked a rabbi that i know and his response 'A hungry holocaust survivor receiving a hot meal thanks Gd, I believe that itself is more than enough.'

'The only question is who receives the fund and can they be trusted servants.'

It therefore has nothing to do with the giver, they certainly have their own paradigm, but the people of Israel are thankful!

This is not mentioned in the documentary, and therefore the director's view is biased.

This is a brilliant film that tells the story of a youth, persecuted for his belief in Jesus Christ, with his parents in prison for printing Bibles in Russia, and his younger brother in an orphanage, who escapes Russia through Finland, and arrives in the USA. He is taken in to a foster home, and starts attending a public school in America. He quickly finds out that there is even persecution in the States, for his faith, and he is initially tested by his schoolmates for his belief in fairy stories. Of course what some call fairy stories, are pages from the Bible, and the reality that Christ has in every believers' heart. Jesus is the living Word.

He stands up for the Lord and is an example to many. He is kidnapped by Russian agents, and manages to escape, helped by the younger brother in the foster family. He stands up in the American Public School unwavering for the Lord.

This is a very good film, available on Amazon Prime Video, and I encourage you to watch it.

This movie is similar in part to the Redemption that Nicki Cruz had - here a man sets out with his friend to pretend to be a Christian and scam churches, and we see the evil side of people, laughing and ridiculing God and God's people. Then suddenly they have a heart attack, and then they are arrested. There sins are forgiven by the Christians they robbed, and one of them repents, and pays gradually all the money back that he scammed. With his life back in order he has had another heart attack and dies in Christ and is redeemed. His accomplice in the scam turns his life round and serves in the ministry. Hebrews 13:2 Forget not to show love unto strangers: for thereby some have entertained angels unawares.

A true story, and I liked the fact that the holiday appeared perfectly normal and calm, that is until the wave hit.... then disaster as the family are split up under the water. At least one of the children greatly disturbed and finding himself lost. Worth watching and a tear jerker as the audience become sucked into the film.

This movie is about an American Theological Student and his quest for truth in an uncompromising world, as the first Afro-American in a Texas Seminary. The plot was stimulating and gripping. Worth-watching.

The battle to overcome stress anxiety s fought in every home, especially in veterans's homes returning from war. Wives too are affected. A good film with a very real story told in the lives of people. A good drama worth watching. Well acted.