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日本未公開の海外ドキュメンタリー映画を厳選して紹介する番組
「松嶋×町山　未公開映画を観るTV」にて紹介された作品のDVD 化。
作品の選択は米在住の映画評論家で現代アメリカを語る第一人者である町山智浩氏。
（映画本編のみ収録）

【収録内容】
「JESUS CAMP」

キリスト教福音宣教会のフィッシャー女史が主催する、子供のサマーキャンプを追う。
全米・全世界の福音宣教会信者の家庭から子供たちが参加するキャンプでは、
子供たちに原罪を懺悔させ、中絶反対を解き、キリスト教を推進するブッシュを奉っていた。

※仕様は予告無く変更になる場合がございます

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アスペクト比 ‏ : ‎ 1.78:1
製品サイズ ‏ : ‎ 25 x 2.2 x 18 cm; 83.16 g
EAN ‏ : ‎ 4534530042996
監督 ‏ : ‎ ハイディ・ユーイング
メディア形式 ‏ : ‎ ワイドスクリーン, 色
時間 ‏ : ‎ 1 時間 27 分
発売日 ‏ : ‎ 2011/1/26
販売元 ‏ : ‎ アニプレックス
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B004BR3LSQ
ディスク枚数 ‏ : ‎ 1

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小林トロトロ

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2015年10月18日に日本でレビュー済み

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まず、言おうこの映画の人達は
神様を信じてるおめでたい奴らでは
ない。高潔な倫理を持ってるが
論理性があきらかに欠落している。
倫理あれば無害そうに思えるが実は違う
まずこの世界の生命は神様が作り
意味があると言うが異教徒や
異端者の人達のことは悪魔と認識する
さらに彼らを殺せと言う。
彼は戦争を肯定しているが自分達が
殺人をしているという自覚がないのだ。
今この地球では温暖化やエイズが増加
している、大変で深刻な問題ではあるが
論理性のある人間がいれば
政治、経済、医療、福祉の改革で
解決できるがこの世界を支配している
世界一の国は論理性のない彼が
ほぼ掌握している。
イスラム教徒の子供は自爆テロをするが
この映画の子供達はおそらく
大人になったら無人機を飛ばすので
あろう、俺はそっちのほうが怖い。

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picander

来年のアメリカ大統領選挙の前に、ぜひ見てほしい。

2015年9月10日に日本でレビュー済み

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つい先日もケンタッキー州で、「神の権限」を理由に、同性婚カップルの婚姻証明書発行を拒否した書記官がニュースになったが、
そのニュースで驚くべきは、彼女が法廷侮辱罪で収監され釈放されたあとの記者会見に多くの支持者が集まり、彼女がヒロイン的な扱いを受けていたことだ。
現世の法律よりも、神の意思を優先するという原理主義にとって、現在の民主党が進める施策の数々は悪魔の所業に他ならない。
どのような信仰も他社の権利を害しない範囲で許容されるのがリベラルな社会の原則だが、
地方の、比較的娯楽の少ない地域で、親は学校にも通わせずに、福音派の教えだけを延々子供に伝えていく。
子供たちの選択の自由はない。他の選択肢を知らないから。
極め付きは福音派の夏のキャンプ（本作品のタイトル）で、共同生活を送りながら歌や踊り、芝居も合わせて、神の御心に従う子供たちに「洗脳」していく。
エンタメ色が強く、トランス状態の中で教義を伝え、最終的には子供であっても皆の前で懺悔し新しい自分について語るようになる。
集団催眠に近い形式で、日本でも自己啓発セミナーやマルチ商法のセミナーで同様の方法論を目にすることができるだろう。
邪念のない子供を戦士に仕立てあげるのは簡単で、キャンプのリーダーもそのことを明言して憚らない。
宗教行事ではあるが、最終的なメッセージは、「連邦最高裁判事に●●を送り込もう」「中絶を合法化する法を改正しよう」「ブッシュ大統領を支持しよう」と極めて政治的な色彩を帯びている。

西海岸、東海岸のアメリカではなく、土着のアメリカ。共和党の大きな支持基盤。
来年また大統領選挙がはじまる前に一度観ることをお勧めする。

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バース

キリスト教福音宣教会（摂理）とは何の関係も無いようです

2020年2月25日に日本でレビュー済み

キリスト教福音宣教会と書いてありますが、いわゆる摂理と呼ばれるキリスト教福音宣教会とは何の関係も無いようです。直訳だと、一緒の名前になってしまうだけみたいですね。

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キリスト教右派、福音派っていうのかな。中絶に反対し、進化論を否定し、天文学も否定し、聖書こそがすべてだと信じる人たち。リチャード・ドーキンスが嘆き、攻撃しまくっている人たちである。何を信じようが個人の自由だと思うけれども、ここで描かれている「ジーザス・キャンプ」は小学校低学年前後の子供を対象に聖書がすべてだと教えるもの。最初は笑いながら見ていたけれど、途中からはカルト宗教と同じで不気味になってしまった。それは編集のせいだけではないと思う。まだ判断力がついていない子供をあえて対象にし、いわば洗脳しているわけで、原理主義的宗教の怖さがでている。もっとも、キャンプの主催者もいっているが、イスラム教の原理主義者たちも似たようなことをやっているわけで、彼らにすればキリスト教左派は堕落しており、このままではイスラム社会に負けてしまうという強い危機感があるのだろう。

余談だが、キャンプで肥満体型の女性牧師が「人間は食にどん欲になった」と説教していたが、まるで説得力がない。子供だって内心、「おばさんもどん欲なの？」って思ったのではなかろうか。

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Amazon カスタマー

イベントで使います

2019年10月30日に日本でレビュー済み

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まだ観ていません

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ポーロ

アメリカのキリスト教原理主義の一面を伝えている

2019年2月3日に日本でレビュー済み

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アメリカは宗教的に混迷を深めている。それが政治や選挙に大きな影響を与えている今の状況を理解しておかないと見誤る。

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cyz

期待はしていたが、それほど変な映画ではないかな

2012年7月11日に日本でレビュー済み

かなりカルト的なもので子供を洗脳している映画なのかと思ったが
すこし変な子供というか、小さいころからそういう教育を受けていれば
ああいう子にはなるでしょう。と思っただけ。

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aomao

アメリカの現在を知るために必見の映画。

2020年10月14日に日本でレビュー済み

ブッシュやトランプといった、論理性が欠落した大統領がなぜ誕生するのか、彼らを支持しているのがどういった思想の持ち主かがよくわかる、優れたドキュメンタリー。自由と民主主義だけではない、アメリカの暗い一面がよくわかる。

それにしても、なぜ突然、販売がされなくなり、prime videoでも鑑賞不可になったんだろう。気持ちが悪い。

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Juan Antonio Rodríguez

Espectacular sociología religiosa en EEUU

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Un producto en perfecto estado y me sirvió para comprender parte de la religion cristiana americana

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Double Happiness

This was heartbreaking

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This documentary was amazing.
These children are full of religious fears and guilt, and a need to please the adults who are brainwashing them.
Teaching them to love Jesus might be a good thing, but teaching them that Satan is chasing them cannot be a good thing.

It was heartbreaking to watch all of these children, crying and shouting, and talking about things that they were way too young to understand.

The abortion scene really bothered me.
These children could not possibly really understand about abortion.
They only know what they are told, for example, by that man with the tiny plastic babies.
It always amazes me that the people who are most against abortion are men and old ladies, in other words, the people who cannot be faced with living through an unplanned pregnancy.

Instead of that man with the tiny plastic babies, another preachy adult could have just as easily walked into that roomful of impressionable children and explained to them :
(1) about a woman's right to choose what to do with her own body, which according to the bible, is her temple,
(2) about ending a pregnancy because it puts the mother's life in danger,
(3) about how, in today's world, there are still women who die in childbirth,
(4) about ending a pregnancy of a baby that will be born with physical or mental problems,
(5) about a pregnancy of a teenager who will be abused by her family for getting pregnant out of wedlock, and how that baby will be treated,
(6) about a pregnancy of a girl so young that having a baby ruins her life,
(7) about a pregnancy of someone who will be abused by her boyfriend who does not want the responsibility of raising that baby, and about men who have actually murdered the pregnant women because they did not want the baby,
(8) about how a teenage boy's life is ruined because he will spend the next eighteen years paying child support, even if he never sees the child, and how he can be taken to court and forced to get a paternity test, and how his salary can be garnished, and how the court can even force the teen boy's father to pay child support if the boy is too young to work, and how these religious families can force the boy to marry the pregnant girl, and how the teen couple who are not in love have to be in each other's lives forever because of the baby, and about broken hearts all the way around,
(9) about pregnancies resulting from rape or incest or child abuse or prostitution,
(10) about pregnancies of an alcoholic or a drug addict or someone with HIV or someone mentally ill or someone simply too sick to go through with a pregnancy or raising a child, and the possibilities of what these things will do to the health of the babies,
(11) about the child abuse and neglect of a child born to a mother and into family that did not want that baby or cannot afford to care for that baby,
(12) about a pregnant teen who is told by her family that she will be kicked out on the street if she has that illegitimate baby,
(13) about how this world is already overpopulated,
(14) about the economy and unemployment and homelessness and starving children, and about what it costs to raise a child to adulthood, such as the costs of diapers and college tuition and everything in between,
(15) about teen mothers raising children that they were not prepared for, and therefore resenting the child and the child eventually resenting the mother, and the cycle repeating itself so that that child also becomes a teen mother,
(16) about why God doesn't just stop abortion because God can do anything, or why God would allow an unwanted baby to be created while there are so many other women desperate to conceive who cannot,
(17) about unwanted pregnancies that result in the woman killing the baby as soon as he is born, or the woman committing suicide because of all of it,
(18) about how, if abortions were no longer legal, women would still get them, from unsafe unsanitary underground butchers, or trying it themselves with wire hangers or throwing themselves down the stairs, and getting infections or dying from it,
(19) about how there is no such thing as pro-abortion, it is simply pro-choice, because well thought out and researched decisions are what is necessary for the mother and the baby and the family and the world.

If these children heard all of the details surrounding all of this, including these kinds of horrible stories that are on the news all of the time, then these children would probably be pro-choice, especially if these families taught them that pro-choice is the only way to believe and it is what Jesus wants, because children will believe anything that is drilled into them.

Of course, these children could not understand all of this, and they shouldn't have to, because the topic of abortion is not appropriate for children. These families should be teaching their children about abstinence and safe sex instead of discussing abortion.

One of the little girls was actually preaching about how Jesus only goes into churches where people get up and shout instead of praying quietly.
But doesn't she believe that Jesus is everywhere and loves everyone, so how could he not be in every church and every place all of the time?
She was obviously repeating for the cameras the things that she hears at home constantly, and she had better agree with it all and believe it all, or else it will be hell in that home.

Just like the other little girl who was talking about dancing and sins of the flesh, how could she understand the meaning of her own words.

I was really surprised by the little girl who was bowling, actually asking Jesus to help her get a strike, just the powerful way that she was talking, I have heard many religious people talk like that, like Jesus should use his supernatural powers to help a little girl win a bowling game when there are children dying of diseases and crying out for relief of pain and a cure and a chance to live.

These children are full of guilt and fear because they have been taught that every little thing is a sin and that they need to repent or they will go to hell.
What horrible sins could these children have committed to be sobbing and throwing themselves on the floor and begging for forgiveness?

One little boy said that he was saved at the age of five, which is ridiculous because no five year old could understand what that means.

Levi, the little boy who was preaching in front of all of the other children, really amazed me.
He obviously, like most of the children in this documentary, was drilled and brainwashed from birth.
I felt that he was preaching because he was aching for approval from the adults.
Would he preach so strongly if all of the adults left the room and only the children were listening?
Would all of those children behave differently if the adults left the room?

One little boy was talking about how he found it difficult to believe in God because he cannot see him.
I think that he was mostly filled with fear of what would happen to him if he admitted to his family that he simply cannot believe.
The real hell for these children would be to live in a super religious home if they had the nerve to admit that they just do not believe, because these families will tell them that Satan has a hold on them and they will be punished constantly until they break down and say that they do believe.

The woman who led the group, Becky Fisher, just made me shake my head.
I wondered if she had any children of her own.
Doesn't she know what the bible says about obesity?
When she is spraying a whole can of hairspray onto her head and then seeking compliments, isn't she aware of the sin of pride?

Becky Fisher's speech about children dying for Jesus was inappropriate for children.
I wondered whether a child, already depressed and feeling unworthy because of sins, might actually commit suicide because of what she said, thinking of it as a holy sacrifice to definitely get into heaven, especially after always hearing about how heaven is such an amazing place while the world is such a horrible place.

She was actually praying for the electricity to stay on because she believed that Satan could turn off the electricity.
She actually believed that and taught that to the children?
Someone should have reminded her that Jesus managed to preach without electricity.

It is ridiculous to teach children that Harry Potter and ghost stories are sinful, and I have even heard of religions that do not allow any kind of fiction because it is "lies."

She actually walks through toy stores just to think up ways to brainwash gullible innocent children?

She should be teaching these children how to put all of their religious energies into doing good deeds to help others and change the world in positive ways.
In other words, she should teach the children to "do the Lord's work" and use their imaginations to be creative in making the world a better place for the future.
Instead of approving of the children throwing themselves on the floor and sobbing, she could be getting them out in groups to do volunteer work for the community somehow, and do things that are good and positive and productive.
Instead, she is teaching them to be self-centered and self-absorbed and depressed by worrying about repenting for their tiniest sins with the goal of saving their own souls from hell, when she should be teaching them to be other-centered and love each other and look for the good inside of themselves and others, instead of focusing on all of the petty negatives.

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gambaloca

Incroyable !

2011年7月24日にフランスでレビュー済み

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Incroyable que ce documentaire ! On y apprend beaucoup sur les extremistes evangelistes aux Etats-unis...et la facon dont ils manipulent leurs enfants pour devenir des soldats de Dieu...L'exacte replique des extremistes islamiques comme quoi la stupidite n'est pas le monopole d'un seul camp...J'ai visionne ce documentaire par hasard le jour de l'evenement de la tuerie du fou d'Oslo, et ca fait reflechir, nul doute que cette personne a du etre en contact avec dans des milieus similaires en Norvege, helas ces actes ne sont que la consequence logique de ce type d'endoctrinement...A voir d'urgence !

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curiouscat

Compelling documentary

2009年12月24日に英国でレビュー済み

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I actually thought this was a great documentary. The topic aside, I felt like the filmmakers, Ewing and Grady, had really done their research, and I was surprised by how extensive their interviews were. There were maybe three or four children that they focussed on and all of them were interviewed in their own environments, in a place where they obviously felt comfortable. They were all given a chance to say their piece, as was the preacher, Becky Fischner.

I have to admit, there were a few moments when I wondered if I was being manipulated into thinking and feeling a certain way. One scene springs to mind, when during a sermon, there was a wailing, somewhat melodramatic music/song happening. Just as I was thinking that it was a cheat-like of the filmmakers to add a dramatic score over a relatively dramatic shot, the camera panned left and there was a woman wailing into a microphone, which I presume is supposed to help bring the children to religious ecstacy. So that just sort of told me that it wasn't neccessarily the filmmakers doing the manipulating.

As another reviewer said, they seem to be just pointing the camera and shooting, with no obvious enhancements for dramatic effect. I can only appreciate that, as by the end I felt that I was mostly able to decide for myself. The film is in no way unbiased, but then the subjects within the film could hardly be considered unbiased.

In terms of the topic, I thought it was a good one to cover in a world where we mostly seem to focus on Islamic fundamentalism. We seem to forget that there are many other religions out there with their own special branches of people who are taking it too far.

I think the thing that I found most compelling was the fact that the preacher seemed to really believe what she was saying. She spoke with such conviction that I could see how people would be easily swayed by her, particularly children. I think that frightened me more than anything. Her passion was almost alarming, that is until we got to the kids.

The kids were disturbing. They were all so serious and adult like. At one point a twelve year old boy told the preacher that at the age of five, he was depressed and thought there was nothing more to life until he heard the word of God. Well, the preacher was pleased at any rate. Myself, I wasn't sure whether to scoff or to scream. If that really were the case, which I doubt that it is, and the boy really was depressed at five years old, then I think what we should all be concerned about is the loss of childhood, and of innocence. Clearly, we don't have to worry too much about imagination, there seemed to be plenty going round.

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mart7na

Christlicher Fundamentalismus

2013年9月8日にドイツでレビュー済み

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Erschreckend zu sehen, wie eine neue Generation von Christlichen Fundamentalisten herangezogen wird.
Ohne jede Scham lassen sich LehrerInnen, PastorInnen und PredigerInnen dabei filmen, wie sie junge Menschen brechen, ihr Selbstwertgefuehl konsequent vernichten und sie zu Soldaten Christi machen. Geboren als "schlechte Menschen", "Suender" und "Luegner" werden kleine Kinder abgewertet und beschimpft, bis sie sich in Traenen ergeben und bereit sind, als bessere Menschen in dieser Kirche "wieder geboren" zu werden.

Das Argument dieser ueberzeugten, gewissensfreien Padagogen und Eltern ist, dass ja in der Islamischen Welt dasselbe passiert, und da wollen wir doch als Christen nicht hinanstehen. Es waere doch jammerschade, wenn sich in Zukunft nur moslemische Kinder mit Sprengstoffguerteln fuer ihren Gott in die Luft jagen - "Gott sein Dank" soll es schon bald entsprechende Christliche Selbstmordattentaeter geben, die bereit sind "fuer Jesus ihr Leben zu geben".

Warnung: Dieser Film ist nichts fuer schwache Nerven. Ich haette nach einem klassischen Horrorfilm besser geschlafen.

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