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The Mission

2023

Action / Animation / Biography / Documentary

The Mission (2023) download

The Mission

2023

Action / Animation / Biography / Documentary

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94% TOMATOMETER · 52 reviews

62% AUDIENCE

6.3/10 · 1.4K

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The Mission (2023) download

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Plot summary

American Christian missionary John Chau was murdered when he tried to illegally contact and convert some of the world’s last uncontacted indigenous people. Through exclusive interviews and archival footage of John’s journey, THE MISSION explores themes that strike deep at the heart of religion, colonialism, and anthropology, questioning where we draw the line between faith and fanaticism, exploration and exploitation, imagination and destruction.

Director

Amanda McBaine

Top cast

Lawrence Kao as John Chau

T.N. Pandit as Self

Jimmy Shaw as Self

Arin Okada as Self

Tech specs

720p.WEB 1080p.WEB 2160p.WEB.x265

950.75 MB

1280*536

English 2.0

PG-13

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 43 min

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1.91 GB

1920*804

English 5.1

PG-13

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 43 min

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4.61 GB

3840*2160

English 5.1

PG-13

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23.976 fps

1 hr 43 min

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ShaghaiDoc 1055 days ago

Natural selection at work.

djbrettv 1056 days ago

Darwin award winner

3inchsteel 1056 days ago

Try to spread stupidity, win stupid prizes... But please, send more. No, really...

SolarMiniNova 1056 days ago

The misguided Christian notion, that stone-age races can magically become civilized by believing in Jesus, has systematically destroyed Western Civilization.

astrorock 1056 days ago

That's not murder, it's pest control.

toddmanning420 1056 days ago

Missionaries should be charged with crimes against humanity.

Tired 1056 days ago

Foul colonialist. He should have had the decency to keep his advancements to himself like they did in Wakanda.

Atriox 1057 days ago

darkstar6631, maybe you can pray for us heathens, and the Sentinelese people.

Anti_Idiot 1057 days ago

NATURAL SELECTION

fragalcer 1057 days ago

Courageous man. Martyr. My respects to this gentleman. Just like the first martyrs of the church. The church that miraculously stands today against the wickedness of modern world.

Atriox 1058 days ago

He has been warned, and he was a trespasser. Can't feel sorry for him

noxnemesis 1058 days ago

you reap what you sow...

SonOfCheekyBugger 1058 days ago

Darwin Awards Golden Achiever of 2018 :)

sesquicunnus 1059 days ago

Play stupid games, win stupid prizes...

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IMDb reviews

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9 / 10

Is religious missionary work an act of altruism

Brent Marchant

Is religious missionary work an act of altruism or arrogance? Does it represent a quest for the fulfillment of one’s spiritual potential or a euphemistic cover…

Is religious missionary work an act of altruism or arrogance? Does it represent a quest for the fulfillment of one’s spiritual potential or a euphemistic cover for an inflated sociopathic ego? And, in either case, is it even possible to distinguish the two? Those are legitimate questions in the case of 26-year-old fundamentalist Christian missionary John Chau, who disappeared and was presumed dead in 2018 while attempting to spread the word of Jesus to the reclusive indigenous residents of North Sentinel Island, an Indian protectorate in the Bay of Bengal. The locale, one of the world’s most difficult destinations to reach and one that’s strictly off limits to outsiders, is home to an obscure, little-known tribe with a reputation for being mistrusting of and unwelcoming to strangers. Yet Chau was convinced that it was his destiny to convert them to Christianity no matter what, even at the cost of his life, a concern that worried his family, friends and seasoned missionaries who had attempted comparable initiatives with native people in other parts of the world. It was an effort that raised questions about Chau’s motivations: Was he a committed religious zealot who truly wanted to spread the word of Christ, or was he suffering from a maniacal Messiah Complex hell-bent on testing the limits of his courage, hubris and personal capabilities? Directors Amanda McBaine and Jesse Moss seek to answer these and other thorny questions about this enigmatic individual whose real intents may never really be known, leaving lingering doubts and pain about his mission in the minds of those who knew him. Thanks to unprecedented access to Chau’s kindreds, as well as his recovered diaries, the filmmakers tell a captivating tale about his experience, along with thought-provoking ethical examinations about the nature and propriety of missionary work in connection with indigenous societies. Should it continue? Is it appropriate for Westerners and devout Christians to interfere in the spiritual lives of those who adhere to alternate viewpoints? Indeed, are these people genuinely in need of being “fixed,” regardless of the alleged nobility behind the intentions of those seeking to carry out these transformations? “The Mission” offers viewers a delicately balanced view of these notions, prompting even the most dedicated disciples of this work to step back and take a new look at what they and their peers are carrying out. It also presents an eye-opening discussion of this subject, encouraging us to ask ourselves, how much is too much when it comes to missionary work, regardless of the religion involved? And when is it appropriate to leave things as they are for those who already appear to be happy and contented in their lives and beliefs? There’s a lot on the line in this Critics Choice Documentary Award nominee, and, in light of the nature of its story, that’s something we must never lose sight of.

6 / 10

Um. Okay

GrimSage1123

It's really a story that we all know about. But the real question is how it's told. The storytelling, for me, was pretty average. I like the live-action bit…

7 / 10

Interesting and provided more context about why he did it

aquab409

Let me start by saying I'm not religious whatsoever so that's not why my rating is higher than others. When I first heard of this story I was just perplexed of…

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