Call & Response

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03/10/2011 Anything that advocates anti-slavery gets a 5 from me. See more 03/26/2010 This documentary was amazing, but I prefered the music from Cold War Kids, they just so happen to be one of my favorite bands! but the message that this documentary expresses is that even during the 21st century, slavery is still alive and with over 27 million people in bondage around the world, this collection of musicians--including Cold War Kids, Moby, Natasha Bedingfield, Matisyahu, and Talib Kweli,gather together to make a stand for what is right. Even actress Ashley Judd talks about how bad slavery is, but I will admit, Cold War Kids' performance was the best! See more 11/22/2009 Great movie and great music.....but the soundtrack on itunes and support international justice mission!! See more 01/23/2009 this is a topic that we all can't ignore. As a movie/documentary i think it can be better but i still give my plause to Justin Dillon. See more 12/17/2008 Although it is brilliant that there is finally a documentary of this nature being released into mainstream cinema, it was not as well developed as I had hoped. The music took a vast majority of the screen time and caused the message of the film to be lost in it. Also, by featuring quite a few unknown musicians performing songs directly to the camera and showing very few images of the story they were telling, I feel it lost its connection with the audience, causing them to become restless and even bored to some extent. This film had the potential to stir strong and confronting emotions in its audience and educate the population on a very series issue that is happening right under their noses. Instead, I left the auditorium feeling like a had just come out of a semi-political musical documentary. All in all I found this film to be less that inspiring. See more 11/28/2008 This film is an eye opening call to action on the current state of slavery in the world. Whether it be in the far corners of the 3rd world, or just down the street, slavery is a multi-national, thriving industry praying on the weak, the poor and the terribly young. Call+Response is one of those films that you wish never had to be made, but one that is done with the compassion and insightful wisdom of people fighting the good fight, who know that change can come if we all are just willing to look at what is going on around us. At it’s heart, it shows that people can and will make a difference, and that good and kindness toward one another is not lost. See this film, have your friends see this film, and then start the conversation. See more Read all reviews

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