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Love, Sweat and Tears is a movie starring Joan Rivers, Michael Beckwith, and Shannon Brunson-Killian. Dr. Pamela Dee is on a mission to "Save The Menopausal Vaginas of America!" Her goal is to de-stigmatize Menopause and start the...
Janet L. Burns, Joan Rivers, Shannon Brunson-Killian, Michael Beckwith
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Dr. Pamela Dee is on a mission to "Save The Menopausal Vaginas of America!" Her goal is to de-stigmatize Menopause and start the "Menopause Romance Revolution."
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23 customer reviews about «Love, Sweat and Tears»
Wednesday, 08 Jul 2020 04:28
I have watched this documentary many times. It was nice to see a more realistic depiction of some of the underground world of young Russian punks than was shown in other documentaries on the topic. The black clothes are hilarious, the outfits worn by the group are completely different from the outfits of other bands. The members of the group are exactly the same age as the members of the band they are making fun of, except that they have a different style of music. It was interesting to hear a lot of different stories about the group, with each one about the most bizarre and hilarious part of the band's history. Overall, a very good documentary. 10/10
Linda Gutierrez
Sunday, 05 Jul 2020 13:34
I had the pleasure of seeing this film at the New York International Film Festival. This film is very slow and features great performances. I found it to be a great character study of a woman who has a series of divorces, a single parent and a husband who has an alcoholic wife. These are all topics that people have, either personally or professionally. It's interesting to see how these issues are resolved and how she handles those situations. It was not really about her life or what she did, but rather a character study of her upbringing. This is also interesting because we often see women who have suffered from these issues, but do not talk about it. She is a very good example of the latter. I loved the director's hands-on approach to the film and the camera work. I thought the film was very well done, very well shot and very engaging. There were a couple of times when I wished that they would have shown more of her. Overall, it's very good. If you like movies that are artfully made and have great performances, you should go see it. I was pleased with it.
Nathan J.
I saw the film, and found myself experiencing the frustration of having to endure several children's whining, acting and general tantrums in my own family. I was reminded of my own family, with its many messy temper tantrums. The child's actions and tantrums in the film, however, seemed to be in response to the conflict between them and their parents. This conflict was exacerbated by the baby's tendency to cry more frequently in the evening than any other time. At the same time, the parents had a struggle with their own children, so the children also became an issue. The baby's crying did not seem to be a symptom of being bored, but rather, a symptom of her mother's inability to understand the difference between sleep and life. Perhaps the best advice that I have for parents is to know their children and their temperaments, and to listen to them, rather than always saying to your child, "I love you." I have no doubt that the parents would have not had their child's behavior if they had been allowed to listen to them. So what is going on? Are we leaving out the core issues, or are the core issues leaving out the core issues? Does this movie have anything to say about the nature of attachment? Or is it simply a flaccid and clumsy attempt to make a point? I enjoyed watching the movie, but do not recommend it. The baby crying is actually quite painful. I have never watched this type of film before. It was not so much that I was allowed to watch it, but rather that I was actually forced to watch it. If you want to make a point about the nature of attachment, this may be the movie for you.
I was born and raised in L.A. and as much as I love it and identify with it I also deeply identify with the issues it depicts. I think it's a lesson for people of all races, ages, and abilities. There are a lot of myths that people live in their own little worlds. Some people think it's "normal." Well it's not. People aren't 'normal' all the time. To some it's okay. It's a culture of which I am proud and am proud to live in. I never hear people talk about their choices, their goals. But for some reason there's always this notion that because they feel "tough" or "crazy" or "weird" or "different" or "other" or "different" they are at fault. I've never seen a person make the mistake of blaming someone else for their own mistakes. If they were any different in any way I'd be ashamed. But no, they are responsible for their actions. That doesn't mean they are bad. They have choices. They can change. I wouldn't blame them if they didn't change. I don't want to hate them. I know they're trying to be good people and make the best decisions for themselves and for others. They have their flaws. I don't hate them. I don't judge them. I just love their soul. I try to be a good role model and do what I can to improve the lives of others and help make others' lives better. I try to share my experiences and what I have learned, and how I have helped others in the past. I try to educate people on the issues we face in this world and help people know how to take control of their lives. In my own personal life I'm dealing with issues similar to those depicted in the film. There are some films out there that have some of the same ideas I want to share with others. I'm never going to stop wanting to help people, no matter what. I know I'm not alone in that goal. I would like to get to know everyone and share my knowledge. I'm very passionate about my work and I'm very optimistic about the future. I'm inspired. I will do everything I can to help change the world. I want to be a part of it.
Tiffany M.
This is a must watch documentary about the self taught hackers and art thieves who have dedicated their lives to making the world a better place. Seeing how they change the world is inspiring and inspiring. This documentary is a must watch. If you have time, watch it and think about how you could change the world!
I have to agree with the two previous reviewers. This is a very interesting documentary. I wonder why it wasn't released in a more accessible format. It would have been very difficult to do. I would have liked to see more of the people involved in this project. Also I was amazed by the photography. It looks very real. Some of the photos are really nice. Although I am not a big fan of Ian McEwan, it is probably my favorite performance in this film. Of course, I am not a fan of Doc Carver either. He is not the best actor out there. I thought he did well in this role. Also, I was glad that the participants never showed any of their emotions. It was not necessary to show a lot of emotion just because someone died. The documentary is also a good book about sports. The way that the people were interviewed and the way that they made their stories appear was very interesting. I would recommend this to anyone who is interested in this subject.
Vincent C.
This documentary shows the life of a Brazilian mother of two boys. The mother was just released from prison. She is now living a difficult life, considering her welfare officer forced her to give birth at home. Although she does not speak any Portuguese, she uses the language to communicate with her children and with the prison staff. The mother is not a criminal, and has worked for several years at a public library. She just wants to get out of prison and become a homemaker. Although her son and daughter are living with her, she does not want them to be burdened with the burden of her children. The mother is honest and authentic and gives her perspective on the differences between her life and that of her children. The documentary is well made, with many scenes that illustrate the atmosphere of the prison. The mother describes the differences in families: She complains about the low standard of living in the prison. She complains about the children's attitude toward their mother. She describes the difference in the men who are incarcerated in the prison compared to the women, and the casual attitude that these men have toward their prison neighbors. The mothers also says she did not want the son to be in prison and he committed a crime. She also expresses that the children are too young to understand the prison system, and the mother also says she did not want her son to be in prison. A mother does not have a choice to get out of prison. However, this documentary is not a documentary about the life of a mother. It is about a mother trying to break out of prison and become a homemaker. We find her in many different countries in the world. She goes to Europe, to the United States, to Italy and finally to Brazil. This documentary shows her different life situations in different countries.
Carolyn F.
If you have ever had a relationship like this or have been in a relationship in which you were the one constantly fighting for what you wanted, this movie will certainly touch you. I find it ironic that this documentary came out in the same year as Whiplash, a film that glorifies the rage that pervades the consciousness of students, while simply demeaning those students. The story of Whiplash is a narrative that communicates a whole lot about a bunch of people and their struggle with this violent impulse. Yet, for me, the film was more about the relationship that I had to the people in my life who were far more violent than me. I am a student at a large university where the people who spend their free time torturing students are often the ones in charge of the student counselors and the media relations department. If you're in a relationship with someone who is equally at war with you, especially if they are your best friend, the movie will bring out all of the dark sides of that relationship. Most of the time, the people who go to extremes to get what they want are the ones who will have your best interests at heart, which is why the movie itself was almost pointless to watch. But for me, the anger that was latent in this relationship was more than enough to carry the weight of the film. For me, this is one of those movies that was made so that others might understand what it feels like to be in this sort of relationship, and hopefully convince them to not get caught up in it.
Albert G.
Erika Chavez delivers a powerful and powerful performance. We saw her fight and win the only fight she was awarded the President of America, against Trump and McCain. This is an incredible story about how a young woman became a politician fighting for the rights of the poor and battling against the corporate interests. The film contains many things I have not seen in documentaries that would make it better or more relevant to the current times. It also does not give a moralistic account of what is going on in the world. Most documentaries do not leave you with a feeling of sadness or cynicism, which I feel the person who narrated the film does not. It leaves you with a sense of hope and it also gives the viewer a great insight into how the system works in the United States, in a capitalist system. The film has been dubbed a propaganda film. I do not agree with this but this is the only way I can understand the negative reviews that have been given to this movie. This is an inspiring, motivating and powerful story about how we should fight for our rights and freedoms. Thank you Erika Chavez, for giving us a sense of hope and inspiration.
Thomas G.
An extremely well made documentary about the social and legal issues surrounding gay rights in Japan. The plot is fairly simplistic, as it focuses on one of the biggest and most visible issues of our time, the same-sex marriage debate. But I think that the presentation and the way the film is made were very accurate and so was the way the filmmakers present the evidence on all sides. A few points where the film deviated from the original Japanese were in the narration, as well as in some of the incidents, but overall, I think the filmmakers made a good job of presenting what actually happened, and making it easy to follow. I would recommend this film to anyone who has ever been to Japan, and especially to those who have been to Japan and are in the same situation as those interviewed. It is very informative and provides a lot of inspiration. I would say, however, that everyone should watch it in order to fully appreciate the reality of the situation in Japan.
Pamela H.
I must admit, I was not particularly interested in this film. I'd never seen the original before and this was the first time that I'd heard the original theme song sung by the original singer of the film. I found this story, which is essentially about a young woman who goes to work with her uncle in a factory, interesting but ultimately unfunny. The story of a single mother of two, moved by her success at her work, after a rough start at school, who is supposed to take the next step with her son, and is rejected by her husband, and the husband's wishes to marry the son and leave the mother is a very familiar one. The movie is also not particularly funny. I won't say that the other actresses are bad or the production is horrible, but that I didn't laugh one time during the film. The production is not particularly detailed or well done, the editing is not good, there is no sense of drama, and the songs are not particularly memorable. They did however try to make this a slightly unique and different film in which there is some parody and humor. This is also the first film I've seen in a while where the camera work is impressive, the camera moves, the angles are sharp and the lighting is beautiful. I have to admit, that while I found the film to be very interesting, I didn't really find the story to be anything special. I also wasn't completely impressed with the film's ending. It felt forced and rather anticlimactic.
As far as documentaries go, this was a great one. As an African-American, I could relate to the experience of this documentary. This documentary made me understand the "burden" that African-Americans felt to fight to be respected by people of another race. The purpose of this documentary is to put a face to the people that were in this movie. The best part about this documentary is the "humor" it puts in people's faces. I think that it has a way of changing the people and helping them understand that the "invisible" has a face. I would recommend this documentary to anyone. I just can't get the film out of my head. I give it a 9 out of 10 because there are some negative reviews of this documentary. People say that the documentary is not accurate. I have never seen this before, but the documentaries that are in the news and the news that is shown on TV, there are some people who are against it, because they say that there is not enough data to back up what is shown in the documentary. However, I think that it is the perfect way of showing people the truth about what the majority of African-Americans think. I hope that this documentary will help to educate the people of the world.
Helen W.
This documentary is good. It is well produced, good editing, the interviews are very good, and the director does a great job. I am not a big fan of Carl Bernstein (that may not be an accurate reflection), but he was involved in the Watergate situation and his style was clearly of interest. This film shows his efforts in this important case, and it does not show the real action that led to the break-in. The real highlight of the film was Bob Woodward's interviews with David Catalfo. At times, Catalfo was very difficult to understand, and Woodward's strong interviews with Catalfo were much more effective than his interviews with Bernstein. The film shows the effort of the Watergate burglars, and the resistance by people to try to stop them. This movie is a good thing to see.
Julia J.
I've never been a fan of Madonna, but the reviews for this film made me change my tune. It's a truth to say, that everyone is entitled to their opinion, and as for this movie, I thought it was about as honest and heartfelt as I've ever seen. People give a heck of a lot of credit to Madonna for "taking it all" on the road, and I completely disagree. Madonna's stage is a cesspool of drug abuse, addiction, and animal cruelty. She is a whore, and a mother, with no mercy. I think that those who are in the industry know this, but I still think that Madonna deserves credit for using her music and attitude to make the world a better place. She should have been ashamed to perform in this film. The problem with her is that she doesn't have any fans. She has no fans, and everyone knows that. She needs to stop acting like she is some artist, and stop using her name as a way of survival. If she gets rich, it's because of her public image and her money. The most important thing is that we remember that Madonna has no talent. She is a whore and a mother, and this movie is proof that.
This movie, along with other works of Woody Allen, especially 'Salo' (the real movie directed by Allen), made me understand and appreciate his works more than ever. But I was a bit skeptical to see the movie because of what I read in the reviews and the hype surrounding the movie. Now I must say that the movie did not disappoint me. The movie is about Allen's marriage with Mia Farrow and the complications of his work life. The movie is really a docudrama about the lives of Allen and Mia Farrow and what they go through as they have a child together. And what's also funny is that Allen's wife, Mary Steenburgen, died just days before he shot this movie. So the whole thing is kind of, dare I say, biographical. You can really see how his marriage was a great success and how it really hurt his work life. But I think that what makes the movie really good is the use of 'wow' and 'love' in the dialogue. The people who wrote these lines or used them in the movie really did an excellent job. It really is a great movie. The movie also deals with a lot of topics that really really bother a lot of people. You can really see that the public is often very harsh on Allen and how he is. And this movie is great for those who haven't seen the movie yet.
I am a Holocaust survivor and have lived in several European countries where such crimes were actually perpetrated. Many Jewish people died, not because of the Nazis, but because of their own lack of empathy towards other human beings. This documentary documents the efforts by the Allies to rescue the Jews of Germany, and to save those Jews who would eventually escape Nazi persecution. This documentary is an example of the human spirit overcoming the limits of human emotion and the need to survive. The documentary is also an example of the ability of the human spirit to overcome the tragedy of war.
Doris Soto
I've seen this film and I'm speechless. It's truly amazing and touching. Every aspect of this documentary was superbly done. It's a great story. It's inspiring. It's sad, but also funny, it's funny. It's beautiful. It's everything you could want. Even if you hate gay rights, you should love this film. For you will feel sad, but also joyful and have a huge sense of joy.
Arthur E.
I really liked this movie, it was very emotional and compelling. The documentary also includes interviews with family and friends of the other actors in the film. It also provides a look at the various paths that the actors took in their careers. There's even a personal essay from the director, as well as some examples from the film itself. Very informative. It is an important documentary that I recommend. It is one of the best documentaries I have ever seen, and it's well worth seeing.
For the past year, I've been obsessed with my work. I've been fascinated with the way that hard work can give rise to fulfillment, and how, when neglected, it can cripple those who have it. So I went to see this documentary, and I must say I was extremely impressed. The way it follows the real life of many of the artists who have supported you with their art, it really allows you to feel as though you're part of the family. The most interesting aspect of the documentary is how the family of the deceased artist itself is as busy as the person itself. I found it incredible how they simply spent as much time as possible around their loved one's art, and took care of the items that he cherished the most, all while loving him. I was amazed and touched by their honesty, and their giving of their time to a stranger, they knew had a connection to their family, and they took that time to simply smile and enjoy the people they loved. It really made me want to go and see the next artist in the family, as there was no question that my interest in art would be greatly affected by it. A truly touching documentary that will touch your heart.
Many people have given this movie a bad review. I am here to tell you that this is a great movie. The movie shows the life of the medical community in New York City and how it is run and what they do. This movie is not just for medical students. I was very impressed with this movie. It was very informative and you learn something about what goes on in this field of medicine. I am very grateful for this movie.
It is no secret that Robert Iger and Disney have been battling it out for the last decade or so over who controls the biggest piece of the pie (its stock market value). According to Disney, Iger was the perfect candidate to take on the reins of the company after having his own experience in film and television when he took on ABC as CEO. In the past ten years, the studio has essentially not made a decision on which direction it wants to go in, as evidenced by the plethora of attempts to replace the recently departed Michael Eisner, the man who took over from Jeffrey Katzenberg after his retirement, in 2003. And now, as we enter the year 2000, we have the chance to have a few ideas of our own as we head into the new millennium. While the system may not be completely broken, it's certainly not what it once was. Disney is clearly trying to figure out where to take the studio, and what direction it wants to take. While Iger would likely start with the studio's TV and theatrical properties, Iger and Disney would also likely put their attention into a home video unit that would include movies like "Toy Story", "Toy Story 2", and "A Bug's Life" (the animated short). If you've seen the original Disney's studio films, you'll know what I'm talking about. Disney wants to avoid looking like the old guard, and instead, it will most likely be good to see where its strength lies. During the course of the film, Disney employees will share stories of their struggles with management and the problems they face daily with their jobs. Many will also tell of their doubts about the studio. With the project, the company is also hoping to find a creative outlet for film and television creatives to show off their ideas. As Iger explained, "This is a time to innovate. This is a time to reinvent." Although he did not reveal the creative outlet, Iger did say that Disney would seek to make the creative outlet one that would not only be a success, but would inspire many to come work for the studio. In a way, that's the opposite of what most studios do. If they want to keep churning out films for their investors, the studios tend to focus on ideas. But if Disney can reach a new level of creativity that will inspire its employees to create and create again, Iger said the studio would be able to make more money. And although this is the same thing that film studios did since the 1950s, it is also a topic that has been done a few times since that time. Like the old guard studios, Hollywood studios have a lot of ability to create and stay competitive with other studios and even stay independent. Because of this, a lot of studios stay in the top 5 and even top 5 as much as a decade after having a shortlived success. And in all of the movies we see these days, it is quite common to see a hit and then fail. The studio has invested a lot of time and money in film and TV so that the hits can be seen, but the bad films have also had a hard time staying afloat. But what Iger said would most likely be the case for Disney. Since the studio has all these creative outlets, it would be more efficient to pick films that would be more challenging. And at this point, the studio has already developed a number of new titles for the 1999 year. "The Lion King" was created by the studio and is an animated film that is being released in November 2000. The film stars James Earl Jones, Danny Glover, John Lithgow and John Lithgow's wife Mimi Leder. Glover plays Simba, the youngest and most
Alan M.
I was lucky enough to see this documentary at an art festival in Athens, and found it so enlightening and fascinating. It is important to know the history of Greece, and this documentary tells the history of Greece from antiquity to the present. It helps to understand that many things that happened have a power over people that many people don't understand. It explains why the Greeks are so mysterious to many people, because they have a spiritual and political power in the world. The history behind the time when you are born, how the society were created and what have been the achievements and failures of the Greeks are very interesting to read. The documentary also tells how the Greeks managed to live with such a harsh existence without any kind of luxuries, and how they were able to create society that they wanted to live in. The documentary also tells what has been the Greek human culture that is now gone, and how they are trying to come back to their primitive culture. The documentary also shows how a culture that was built by someone could be so horrible to the rest of humanity. The documentary was about something that I really didn't understand, and I think I am going to read a book on this subject to better understand the subject.
Flawed? Sure. But this is a picture that depicts, in a matter-of-fact way, what it is like for people in prison, and how it is like for families. Watching this, the viewer feels like they're living in the story. I'm no prude, but the hard talk is too real. Watch it. You won't be disappointed. You will feel sympathy for the characters. You will be touched. But most of all, you will have a real story to tell yourself.