This is a powerful film that will horrify you and make you angry, if you dare to see it.
Deliver Us From Evil (2006)
Genre: Education/General Interest
DVD Info
Release:
Aug 5, 2007
DVD Features:
- Region 1
- Keep Case
- Widescreen - 1.85
Audio:
- Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround - English
- Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo - English
- Subtitles - English, Spanish - Optional
Additional Release Material:
- Alternate Ending
- Audio Commentary - Amy Berg - Director; Matthew Cooke - Producer
- Deleted Scenes - With Optional Audio Commentary
- Featurette - 1. Filmmaker's Insight
- 2. Maria Jyonos Addresses Amy Berg
- 3. Oliver O'Grady Speaks to Camerman
- 4. Systemic Problem
- 5. Father Doyle On The History of Celibacy
- 6. O'Grady Imagines an Average Day in School
- 7. O'Grady Deposition
- Interviews
Reviews
Um relato avassalador sobre a demagogia dos altos escalões da Igreja Católica, que prefere proteger seus interesses corporativos a impedir abusos contra crianças.
A sobering look at paedophilia in the Catholic Church, Amy Berg's gripping documentary reveals disturbing facts, but even more disturbingly, about its cover up.
Although each story is compelling, among the most heart-wrenching may be that of the Japanese-Irish couple who welcomed the new parish priest, who often slept over at their house, and who now feel responsible for letting the wolf in their door.
A riveting, emotionally charged and startling big-screen experience. But it does more than just deliver to filmgoers. It may find a Holy Grail of real societal change for a larger constituency.
Berg's portrait of a sociopath is as chilling as any in recent memory.
Deliver Us Evil is more terrifying than any horror movie, because it's about something that really happened.
Some films make you think, some make you cry, and others make you cringe. "Deliver Us From Evil," which catalogs the destruction caused by a child-molesting Catholic priest, inspires all three reactions.
[Amy] Berg has crafted a disturbing and well-made documentary that sheds additional light on this continuously unfolding scandal.
Berg makes a compelling case that this is THE scandal of an American generation.
Watching Amy Berg's powerful documentary Deliver Us from Evil is a wrenching experience; her subjects reveal to the camera almost unbearable levels of anguish, and its audience walks away feeling both numbness and rage.
A compelling piece of journalism arguing O'Grady is one of hundreds of 'sexualized' priests shielded by an absolute bureaucracy that's been corrupted absolutely.
A documentary with the power to affect even the most jaded of moviegoers.
It is a heartbreaking story of betrayed trust, broken faith and the misuse of privilege.
Works best when it concentrates on O'Grady and the ever-rippling effect of his transgressions.
Certainly doesn't want for sensationalistic subject matter, but the real impact comes from the methodical, steady compilation of evidence ... a queasy must-see.
Whatever name you want to call O'Grady, he is fascinating and frightening.
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