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Critics Consensus: Evangelical indoctrination is given an unflinching, even-handed look in this utterly worthwhile documentary.
Critic Consensus: Evangelical indoctrination is given an unflinching, even-handed look in this utterly worthwhile documentary.
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A brave, thoughtful documentary.
No matter your religious or political affiliation (or lack thereof), this supremely even-handed documentary from Heidi Ewing and Rachel Grady is cinematic dynamite.
It's almost impossible not to respond emotionally to this fascinating, sobering and all-too-brief exploration of the politicized religious right and its hopes, dreams and power.
Perhaps indoctrination is in the eye of the beholder. But one thing is certain: All Christians aren't the same. I'm one, and I found this film to be saddening, not heartening.
I spent a lot of years studying the teachings of Jesus in Catholic grammar school, and I think Jesus would be appalled by what goes on in the these camps.
Both disturbing and enlightening.
The filmmakers are more hands off than your average agitdoc director, but their point is unmistakable.
Jesus Camp doesn't just preach to the converted, it bores and frightens them.
Eye-opening look at the Evangelicals among us.
A disturbing, unflinching portrait of religion and its effects on children when in the hands of psychotic strangers and bad parents.
Why bother with horror films when you can see this?
Some lively material - but nothing new.
It is appalling to see the nefarious effects of religion and the fundamentalist indoctrination of children carried out by those ignorant, delusional ministers who are so strongly committed to brainwashing them into becoming a bunch of fanatics and turning the USA into a theocracy.
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I knew this movie was going to make me angry before I even watched it.
Christ wept when he came to know that I'd been subject to this piece of shit. It's devastating to know that this sheer nonsense was nominated for Oscars. The fact that it was so much successful is more disturbing than watching this rubbish documentary. Amen.
Funny and interesting in the way it shows these people however I can see it being slightly offensive to them which is wrong of the filmmaker. They're clearly biased but in a way these people mark themselves as victims with this over the top behaviour. An eye opener, certainly.
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