Videos/Movies about fundies?

[Juliakitty]

Since I'm not sure I have the guts to take them to an IFB church, can anyone recommend a good video or movie about QF/patriarchy that I can show to my 11-16-year-old UU youth Sunday School kids?

[fakepigtails73]

"Saved" is good, it's a comedy about Fundies tennagers. Released around 2005.

I don't know if you only want serious films...If you wanna laugh at them, "Saved" is good.

[MadameX]

Saved is great!

I'm drawing a blank in terms of QF/Patriarchy, but what about missionary colonialism? There are lots of films along those lines, some good and some bad (for example, I think you could have an interesting debate about the good the missionaries brought to the Amazon in the film End of the Spear).

[crassy]

Jesus Camp? It is about fundies...but not really about the patriarchy movement.

There is that documentary about purity balls, that seems to have quite a bit of patriarchy in it. I think it is called 'Daddy I Do' and it is available on YouTube.

[Juliakitty]

Have there been any movies done about Gothard/ATI?

[SpeakNow]

There's a bunch of good ones-

The Virgin Daughters- http://documentaryheaven.com/the-virgin-daughters/ (about the Purity movement and purity balls. Highlights fundie families)

DEBORAH 13: SERVANT OF GOD- http://documentaryheaven.com/deborah-13-servant-of-god/ (about a fundie girl who goes out into the "real world" to visit her brother in college. Comes from a QF family)

Friends of God- http://documentaryheaven.com/friends-of-god/ (about Evangelicals/fundies and politics)

LOUIS THEROUX ON FUNDAMENTALIST CHRISTIANITY- http://documentaryheaven.com/louis-ther ... istianity/ (follows several different groups of Fundies.)

[Witsec7]

Since I'm not sure I have the guts to take them to an IFB church, can anyone recommend a good video or movie about QF/patriarchy that I can show to my 11-16-year-old UU youth Sunday School kids?

I'd reco Jesus Camp, but if they're UU kids they've probably all seen it :lol:

[Anxious Girl]

Not really documentaries, per say, but these are a clip and 2 seperate parts of an interview I found on Youtube:

Not sure if these have been discussed here before though...

[Whydoyouask]

I just watched the Deborah 13 movie (a bit of insonmia here). I work with jr/sr high schoolers and that would probably be a good fit for them.

However I must say...'deborah' is drinking the kool-aid by the gallon.

[salsa]

There was a documentary called "Born Again" that I remember being quite good. I saw it back in 90 or 91, but from what I remember, it would hold true. No homeschooling that I recall (homeschooling wasn't nearly as popular as it now is), but some kids going to a Christian school. I'm not sure when it was made.

[salsa]

I've done a search and I can't find the one I saw. It was pretty good, though, and informative. And, as I recall, fair. There were some parts that make liberals cringe (a woman being counseled by her pastor to give her abusive husband a second chance because he's repented and changed) and some, such as kids going to school, that reminded me of their humanness. I may not remember the name perfectly, either.

[Juliakitty]

Are these available on DVD or only on the Internetz? We don't have wi-fi at church (yet).

[finleeport]

Jesus Camp? It is about fundies...but not really about the patriarchy movement.

There is that documentary about purity balls, that seems to have quite a bit of patriarchy in it. I think it is called 'Daddy I Do' and it is available on YouTube.

I couldn't find Daddy I do on youtube, saw the trailer and really wanted to see it, but nowhere to find online.