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Lake of Fire Director: Tony Kaye Cast: Dallas Blanchard, Noam Chomsky, Alan Dershowitz, Nat Hentoff

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  • DVD Release Date: 03/11/2008
  • Original Release: 2006
  • Rating: Not Rated
  • Sales Rank: 22,375

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Disc #1 -- Lake of Fire
1. Introduction [6:20]
2. January 1993 [8:11]
3. Operation Rescue [6:04]
4. Alan Dershowitz [8:31]
5. Abortionists [7:30]
6. Hard Truth [9:06]
7. March 1994 [7:31]
8. Convicted [6:53]
9. The Pope Tells Me [7:22]
10. I Am Roe [6:34]
11. Pro Choice [:40]
12. What Change [8:28]
13. Pat Buchanan [9:23]
14. Legal Right [7:24]
15. Theology [7:19]
16. Flash Point [8:16]
17. Infanticide [8:20]
18. Politics [8:51]
19. Killing for God [7:02]
20. End Credits [8:51]

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With Lake of Fire, American History X helmer and music-video director Tony Kaye climbs inside of the decades-old abortion debate for a 152-minute study of the pro-life and pro-choice positions. In the process, he uncovers not an objective black-and-white issue, but a myriad of circumstances and sub-issues of tremendous moral complexity and ambiguity. He then investigates the sub-philosophies and ideas that belie each side, with generous input and assistance from socialist Noam Chomsky, and via interviews with Christian theologians, and professors of bioethics, sociology, and philosophy. Kaye also gives substantial consideration to the violence directed by certain extremists at abortion doctors, nurses, and clinics. The director worked on the picture for well over 15 years, and it serves as a prime candidate for the definitive abortion documentary. However, be forewarned: Lake of Fire includes lengthy, graphic depictions of abortion procedures and their physical and emotional side-effects, and it is not for the squeamish or suitable for younger audiences. ~ Nathan Southern, All Movie Guide All Movie Guide

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