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60 of 111 · most liked firstI don't have anything snappy to say except that this movie, A Hidden Life, is a beautiful one depicting the true story of an Austrian farmer who refused to be drafted into the German Army. He was executed.
unlabelledView post →A HIDDEN LIFE is THE movie you need to see right now: a true story of an Austrian farmer called to fight with the Nazis. What would you do?
unlabelledView post →Watched Terrence Malick's A Hidden Life: incredible film on the crushing pressure of living in a dictatorship. Franz Jägerstätter was an Austrian farmer who refused to fight for Hitler. Moments reminded me of my grandpa's memoir of prison during Stalin's purges www.npr.org/2019/12/23/7...
unlabelledView post →There is no better movie you can watch right now than A Hidden Life to steel your moral code, to draw red line your soul will not cross.
unlabelledView post →"Disclosure Day is first and foremost a religious movie" while probably the right and most interesting read, doesn't change the fact I have LIKED religious movies. A Hidden Life!!!! Ordet!!!! It's like Dreyer by way of Spielberg and I dunno. It might still be a mess
unlabelledView post →Watched A HIDDEN LIFE (2019). I've almost completed Terrence Malick's filmography and I'm beginning to worry that he's never made a film with an exploding helicopter.
unlabelledView post →Going to a buddy's 40th tomorrow; he's rented out a theater to make all his friends watch his favorite movie, A Hidden Life. Utmost respect. Proud to know someone who can pull this kind of power move.
unlabelledView post →The latest episode of the Malick Hour— @mzspress.bsky.social talks A Hidden Life, Terrence Malick’s latest feature film. open.spotify.com/episode/2h71...
unlabelledView post →Malick’s A Hidden Life is a deeply moral movie made to steel our souls for exactly the moment we’re in.
unlabelledView post →personal BEST FILM picks for the last decade 2022: Women Talking 2021: Judas and the Black Messiah 2020: Boys State 2019: A Hidden Life 2018: Blindspotting 2017: The Last Jedi 2016: Hell or High Water 2015: Spotlight 2014: The Grand Budapest Hotel 2013: Pacific Rim 2012: Argo
unlabelledView post →I’ve seen people say to turn your back on family if they are MAGA. Never an option for many of us. Our family was/is tight knit. It does make me think about the terrible choices people have had to face at times in the past. A favorite movie of mine is A Hidden Life, which explores these issues.
unlabelledView post →Heads up: Movie Zyng has a sale going on right now on select Disney-owned movies! Some slop, but also some damn good flicks on blu-ray like 12 Years a Slave Bad Times at the El Royale Ever After A Hidden Life One Hour Photo The Peanuts Movie Raising Arizona Ready or Not Underwater Widows and more!
unlabelledView post →Watch the film “A Hidden Life” to get an idea of how neighbors, friends, family can turn on a person and how isolated they can become….
unlabelledView post →The first great film I’ve seen this year, A HIDDEN LIFE is all the best parts of Terrence Malick, with far less of what drove me away. #filmsky #letterboxd
unlabelledView post →Glad the Haptic vs. Optic youtube video mentioned A Hidden Life, a movie that is Good and Looks Good
unlabelledView post →Which comes back to the movie “A Hidden Life”, which I was discussing with Ben Marsh I believe it was, which shows in stark, depressing terms the price a person can pay for speaking against the tribe.
unlabelledView post →People justifiably love ANDOR, but I would also direct people to Terrance Malik's unfairly overlooked 2019 film A HIDDEN LIFE, which is the true story of an Austrian man from a rural mountain village who saw what the Nazis were and very firmly, but very peacefully, simply refused to comply.
unlabelledView post →A HIDDEN LIFE My wife & I just watched one of the most stunning, beautiful, unique, artistic films we have ever seen. Each scene & set is like a piece of art throughout the 3 hours of the movie. Set in 1939 Austria through 1943. It is SO appropriate for our time where our nation is being taken...
unlabelledView post →I adore his review of A Hidden Life. This, along with his reviews of Silence, 1984 and M:I Dead Reckoning are the ones I keep revisiting. filmfreakcentral.net/2019/09/tell...
unlabelledView post →Another film worth revisiting right now? A Hidden Life by Terrence Malick. #FilmSky
unlabelledView post →Everybody should watch and meditate on the movie A Hidden Life. I did not know of the Curragh Incident. Thanks for bringing it to my attention.
unlabelledView post →You know what I'm adding two more stellar films about faithful Catholics, then one classic "Protestant" film. Of Gods and Men - 9 monks in 1990s Algeria. Inspiring. A Hidden Life - incredible film Protestants "have" Babette's Feast - sure, a weird break off sect in Denmark but we'll take it #hatm
unlabelledView post →Introduce yourself with: One book: A Theology of Liberation - Gustavo Gutiérrez One film: A Hidden Life - Terrence Malick One album: Carrie & Lowell - Sufjan Stevens One show: Twin Peaks: The Return - David Lynch
unlabelledView post →13 movies to get to know me A Hidden Life Speed Racer Batman: The Movie 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea The Princess Bride Hook The Grand Budapest Hotel Gentlemen Broncos Hail, Caesar! Spotlight Logan Women Talking Ladyhawke
unlabelledView post →a film that's sadly grown only more relevant, Malick's stunning A Hidden Life has somehow fallen off the filmic radar lately, but if I could recommend any movie that the world needs right now, it might be this one. #filmsky youtu.be/qJXmdY4lVR0?...
unlabelledView post →I'm showing Malick's A HIDDEN LIFE to my Theology and Film students this evening as an extra credit screening. The film's political relevance has only become more urgent since its release in 2019.
unlabelledView post →Watching A Hidden Life right now. The first bit of the movie is showing what a wonderful life the family had. Then there's a scene with the mayor talking about how things were in shambles before Hitler took over.
unlabelledView post →I guess I wonder why I like Tree of Life and a Hidden Life so much more than this movie. Am I just open to Malick's style of woo-woo more? Is it an aesthetics thing? Or is there something else that cuts me off from it
unlabelledView post →Also, "A Hidden Life" continues to seem like an essential movie for our times in terms of personal and political moral courage. Malick has given us so much beauty and truth.
unlabelledView post →Fascinating story. . . Also reminds me of Terrance Malick's beautiful movie "A Hidden Life," about Franz Jägerstätter, who refused to fight for the Nazis.
unlabelledView post →It's so good. Possibly a top-ten film for me. Though I also need to rewatch, and the competition is fierce. In the years since I saw it, Aguirre the Wrath of God and A Hidden Life have claimed some of the high ground.
unlabelledView post →Here's my 12k-word article (!) for the Journal of Religion & Film on Terrence Malick's A HIDDEN LIFE as political theology: digitalcommons.unomaha.edu/jrf/vol27/is...
unlabelledView post →A Hidden Life is a wonderful film
unlabelledView post →Have you seen the movie A Hidden Life? It uses that line to such great effect.
unlabelledView post →The Lives of Others Milk Selma Raiders of the Lost Ark Good Night, And Good Luck, Life is Beautiful Invasion of the Body Snatchers Vera Drake All the President's Men 13th (documentary) A Hidden Life The Cider House Rules The Handmaid's Tale (1990 film) Mr. Smith Goes to Washington 1984 JoJo Rabbit
unlabelledView post →Personally, it was my movie of 2011, but I've hesitated to revisit it. Plus Malick's output since makes it feel a little less special and unique. I haven't seen A HIDDEN LIFE yet, but TO THE WONDER, KNIGHT OF CUPS and SONG TO SONG are improv/jazz filmmaking with diminishing returns.
unlabelledView post →Tough call if I'm being honest here. 1. The Exorcist 2. The Wicker Man 3. Mononoke Hime (maybe 10? Has to be close to) Honorable mention: A Hidden Life (bit of a cheat here as it's likely 6 but no doubt will be 10 plus in time. Fuck i love that film. Malick's best imo)
unlabelledView post →The film "A Hidden Life"
unlabelledView post →My ★★★★½ review of A Hidden Life on Letterboxd boxd.it/9pYmWN
unlabelledView post →In case box office pundits or movie writers feel the need to discuss Christian movie audiences being ignored, they didn't see so many faith based movies from THE NATIVITY STORY to CABRINI and everything in between (A HIDDEN LIFE, SILENCE, and yes SELMA). I could go on.
unlabelledView post →If you don't know the story and the significance of Franz Jägerstätter's witness to the love and peace of Christ in times of extreme social sin, I suggest watching Terrence Malik's beautiful film, "A Hidden Life." 2/2
unlabelledView post →The movie "A Hidden Life," based on real events, is the story of a little known Austrian farmer, Franz Jägerstätter, who refused to fight for the Nazis in World War II, and his family. It is a beautiful and devastating movie.
unlabelledView post →Paths of Glory is great! Fave kinetic war film: Kelly's Heroes or Apocalypse Now (strongly depending on mood) Fave not-kinetic war film: A Hidden Life
unlabelledView post →Personally I find one of the affecting Christian religious messages I’ve seen in a movie comes from Terrence Malick’s A Hidden Life.
unlabelledView post →Film-wise: at 6.55pm, The Day The Earth Stood Still on Film4. At 9pm, Starship Troopers on Legend, Ted on Sky One or The Creator on Film4. At 10pm, Live & Let Die on ITV4. At 11.40pm, A Hidden Life on Film4 or Upgrade on Legend. At 12.10am, Kiss The Girls on BBC1 #telly
unlabelledView post →(I think I just need to buckle down and finally write something about Malick's "A Hidden Life", a film that fascinates & vexes me & shows what's lacking in so many films aping Malick's style without the depth of his philosophical & religious convictions. Malick is earnest for purpose, not vibes.)
unlabelledView post →We also saw Wake Up Dead Man last night and I thought it was the best Christian film that I've seen since A Hidden Life. Probably not what was intended. 😆
unlabelledView post →It’s not exactly a popular film, but I found Terrence Malick’s A Hidden Life, which tells Franz Jägerstätter’s story, quite affecting. www.euppublishing.com/doi/full/10....
unlabelledView post →#NowWatching A Hidden Life (2019) with August Diehl, Valerie Pachner, Maria Simon. The Austrian Franz Jägerstätter, a conscientious objector, refuses to fight for the Nazis in World War II. A Terrence Malick film.
unlabelledView post →I’ll have to check this out. Have you ever seen Malick’s A Hidden Life? A most viscerally important film in a modern day such as now: youtu.be/qJXmdY4lVR0?...
unlabelledView post →1/2 History isn't just a Record of the Past, but also the Explanation of the Present. & the Puzzle & Knowledge to Anticipate the Probabilities of the Future. World War 1 & 2 Adaptation movies relevant to the current Reality-of-the-Situation. 1. Bonhoeffer 2. Truth & Treason 3. A Hidden Life
unlabelledView post →“Don’t they know evil when they see it?” #nowwatching Terrence Malick’s A HIDDEN LIFE that tells the story of Franz Jägerstätter, who refused to swear an oath to Hitler and was murdered for it. Too lyrical for its own good, still this is a powerful #film about one person standing against #fascism.
unlabelledView post →Vous me faites penser au très beau film de Terrence Malick, ‘A Hidden Life’, qui raconte la vie d’un paysan autrichien objecteur de conscience que les nazis ont exécuté en ‘43.Le titre de Malick cite une phrase de George Eliot, qu’elle écrit dans Middlemarch: “..for the growing good of the world is
unlabelledView post →No. I don't movies or TV of any kind on a regular basis. Its not part of my lifestyle. The last movie I watched was "A Hidden Life."
unlabelledView post →A Hidden Life…strongly recommend this movie…a powerful statement on resistance.
unlabelledView post →I watched it some years ago, A Hidden Life, a film by Terrance Malick about Franz Jägerstätter, an Austrian conscientious objector, a deeply religious man during World War II who was martyred for refusing to swear loyalty to Hitler and was imprisoned and executed.
unlabelledView post →A Hidden Life is a melancholic beautiful movie. I never heard of Franz Jägerstätter before this movie, and I cannot comment on the historical accuracy; but the movie itself is a great biopic. (1/3)
unlabelledView post →In my latest essay, I consider a scene from the film A Hidden Life. "A comfortable Christ takes you 'just as I am' and then leaves you that way, because a comfortable Christ has no interest in setting you free from sin, death, and the devil." amymantravadi.substack.com/p/a-comforta...
unlabelledView post →Franz Jägerstätter would be another outstanding example. The 2019 film A Hidden Life presents his story of heroic resistance.
unlabelledView post →I agree. Terrence Malick made another war movie thats an anti-war movie. I loved it too: A Hidden Life
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