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HEART of the BEHOLDER is based on the true story of how an average American family lost everything because they stood up to religious censorship, religious intolerance, and political corruption.

HEART of the BEHOLDER has won more Best Feature Film awards than any other independent movie ever, but has been banned from theaters and video stores because of pressure from religious extremists.

HEART of the BEHOLDER can now be seen FREE online. There is no cost, registration, or login to watch what the “religious right” doesn’t want you to see. http://www.beholder.com/WebTheater/PlayMovie/play_movie.aspx

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Erslyman, I have no problem with you posting this link here but please leave it at that. Asking people to email the link on to everyone they know comes dangerously close to spam.

Link doesn’t seem to work

Changed the link to at least get you to the index of the film.  It looks as though it’s been put up in two parts, plus there’s all the extras.

They need to trim their clips better
it’s irritating that every clip, (approx 2 mins in length)
spends 30 or more seconds repeating part of the
previous clip.

I don’t like the “good” ending of the movie. Stories like this in reality almost never have a good ending.

LaMa - 21 May 2007 01:36 AM

I don’t like the “good” ending of the movie. Stories like this in reality almost never have a good ending.

Very true
It was also amazing that the ‘hero’ knew just the right people.

But this is filmland and in filmland everything usually has to come up smelling of roses.
(it just takes a lot of manure to grow them)

Sharruma - 21 May 2007 09:45 AM

LaMa - 21 May 2007 01:36 AM

I don’t like the “good” ending of the movie. Stories like this in reality almost never have a good ending.

Very true
It was also amazing that the ‘hero’ knew just the right people.

But this is filmland and in filmland every usually has to come up smelling of roses.
(it just takes a lot of manure to grow them)

Only in Hollywood products predominantly.

LaMa - 21 May 2007 12:37 PM

Sharruma - 21 May 2007 09:45 AM

LaMa - 21 May 2007 01:36 AM

I don’t like the “good” ending of the movie. Stories like this in reality almost never have a good ending.

Very true
It was also amazing that the ‘hero’ knew just the right people.

But this is filmland and in filmland every usually has to come up smelling of roses.
(it just takes a lot of manure to grow them)

Only in Hollywood products predominantly.

Hey, it could be worse. This is why I try to avoid British films. 90% of British films are depressing, about someone dying or racism or something like that. No happy ending. No happy middle or beginning either. Just depressing.

I don’t watch movies to be depressed. I watch them to be entertained.