A cinematic documentary that illuminates the lives of individual animals living within and rescued from the machine of our modern world.A cinematic documentary that illuminates the lives of individual animals living within and rescued from the machine of our modern world.A cinematic documentary that illuminates the lives of individual animals living within and rescued from the machine of our modern world.
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- 3 wins & 10 nominations
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Gieri Bolliger
- Self - Attorney, Director of the Foundation for the Animal in the Law
- (voice)
- (as Dr. Gieri Bolliger)
Theodora Capaldo
- Self - President and Executive Director, New England Anti-Vivisection Society
- (voice)
- (as Dr. Theodora Capaldo)
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- Writer
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- Crazy creditsFor the Ghosts
- SoundtracksGive Up The Ghost
Written by Colin Greenwood, Jonny Greenwood, Ed O'Brien, Phil Selway and Thom Yorke
Performed by Radiohead
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The life of an animal rights photographer
A movie about a photographer exposing animal abusers and animal abuse culture. She goes fearlessly into the industry, the farms and gets high quality and publishable photos for the cause. The relief for her is the animals at the sanctuaries and taking photos of them.
There are so many shots, so many different kinds of animals suffering in the movie. I got a bit short of breath while watching, got all sorts of terrible memories revisited and cried out. This shouldn't be happening and this shouldn't be hidden. It is wild how we hate ourselves as a society so much that we let this happen and continue.
People get focused over what is cringe and what is lame so much, they go to musicians and cool artists and leave hate comments, death threats all the time if they challenge the industry. But that kind of thing isn't even related to the animal abuse industry. Why do people have so much time to hate on things that are not even hateable? If they focus on such minute things and not the important ones like this then we truly live in a hopeless hell.
I find that other reviews on here are trying to find excuses to hate on this movie, methods are not okay? Emotional manipulation? It's like we are not on real emotional manipulation 24/7. This is actual emotion, this is real, this is about actual lives that suffer, it is not CGI, it's not special effects. It is made for the purpose to save lives that are even now currently being killed and abused in the most creative ways mankind could ever. I wish people would actually focus on the environment, themselves and the healt, but they don't even do that. What the hell are our priorities? Why are we not concerned about this? Why do we fear the truth so much that others have to die for it? If we all had more bravery we wouldn't need to live in a dystopia, we could actually focus on making the world a better place and we could make and consume entertainment without any guilt. Why is our environment dominated by guilt?
I want everyone to watch movies like this, read books like this and share them. It is not a matter of personal taste or what you like. This is lives at stake and until they are saved, the quality of this movie, even though I think it is a legit good movie, doesn't even matter. The message is so powerful that the movie should be promoted regardless of aesthetics.
I don't want to live in a world where sad animal eyes haunt us at every corner.
There are so many shots, so many different kinds of animals suffering in the movie. I got a bit short of breath while watching, got all sorts of terrible memories revisited and cried out. This shouldn't be happening and this shouldn't be hidden. It is wild how we hate ourselves as a society so much that we let this happen and continue.
People get focused over what is cringe and what is lame so much, they go to musicians and cool artists and leave hate comments, death threats all the time if they challenge the industry. But that kind of thing isn't even related to the animal abuse industry. Why do people have so much time to hate on things that are not even hateable? If they focus on such minute things and not the important ones like this then we truly live in a hopeless hell.
I find that other reviews on here are trying to find excuses to hate on this movie, methods are not okay? Emotional manipulation? It's like we are not on real emotional manipulation 24/7. This is actual emotion, this is real, this is about actual lives that suffer, it is not CGI, it's not special effects. It is made for the purpose to save lives that are even now currently being killed and abused in the most creative ways mankind could ever. I wish people would actually focus on the environment, themselves and the healt, but they don't even do that. What the hell are our priorities? Why are we not concerned about this? Why do we fear the truth so much that others have to die for it? If we all had more bravery we wouldn't need to live in a dystopia, we could actually focus on making the world a better place and we could make and consume entertainment without any guilt. Why is our environment dominated by guilt?
I want everyone to watch movies like this, read books like this and share them. It is not a matter of personal taste or what you like. This is lives at stake and until they are saved, the quality of this movie, even though I think it is a legit good movie, doesn't even matter. The message is so powerful that the movie should be promoted regardless of aesthetics.
I don't want to live in a world where sad animal eyes haunt us at every corner.
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- May 10, 2024
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- Призраки в нашей машине
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- Gross US & Canada
- $20,709
- Opening weekend US & Canada
- $8,756
- Nov 10, 2013
- Gross worldwide
- $20,709
- Runtime1 hour 33 minutes
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By what name was The Ghosts in Our Machine (2013) officially released in Canada in English?
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