Albert Schweitzer (2009) | Full Movie | Jeroen Krabbe | Judith Godreche | Samuel West
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- For generations the name Albert Schweitzer has been synonymous with hands-on compassion and the power of Christ-like sacrifice. Now director Gavin Miller presents a landmark drama about the legendary Christian medical missionary.
Director: Gavin Millar
Starring: Jeroen Krabbe, Judith Godreche, Samuel West, Barbara Hershey, Jonathan Firth - Zábava
Merci beaucoup pour ce film magnifique que je ne connaissais pas du tout. Je salue le courage de ce grand médecin qui n'a pas hésité à se rendre au Gabon plus particulièrement à Lambaréné pour se mettre à aider les autres notamment les noirs. Comme quoi on peut ne pas être de la même religion mais on peut faire preuve de dévouement envers les autres quelle que soit la couleur de peau. Il ne faut pas oublier qu'il était protestant et qu'il a eu le prix Nobel de la paix en 1952. Bravo docteur Schweitzer.
To be alive is to be apart from Christ in Heaven. Death is swallowed up in Christ's resurrection. As Christian's we should not be afraid of death. Love not the world, nor anything in it. Love God, love God's will, and love mankind by demonstrating God's grace, showing the way to Christ by living a Christian Life. We believe good will overcome any and all evil by the sovereign power and love of God.
I remember my mother telling me that albert was my grandfather, turns out to be true
How cool is that?!😊
He is the reason why i entered the medical profession 💗💗💗🙏🙏🙏
He looked a vigorous man!
Y reconoció a tu mamá?
Lucky you
Be like your grandfather
I don't mind ads in general. But every 8-10 minutes is a little over the top.
At least it is limited t 1 at a time. But still .....
Other than that ..... thanks for this plead. I never saw this movie before. And I so admired AS and read his autobiography many, many years ago.
Correction: I am less than 1 hour into the movie and I just watched ad no. 10!
Amazing film wow 🙏🏽🏆
My definition of good acting : Questions . All through the movie my head is buzzing . How would I react to that ? What would I have said to answer that ? Why did he do that ?
Je découvre, 10 ans après sa création, ce petit bijou d’humour et d’autodérision, à l’image de sa créatrice. J’adore !
존경합니다
It’s a hard breaking.
Hay quá bạn ơi❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Men chosen by him.
El Gran Hombre del Siglo XX
Does anyone know which piece of Bach was played at Minute 07:35
BWV 538 "Dorian"
It’s performed by Karl Richter at the Abbey of Ottobeuren, on an album released in the 1950s. Side B of the album is a recording of Bach’s Chorale Partita on “Sei gegrusset, Jesu gutig.”
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Damn, the time, money, and effort that went into this movie is evident. However, as far as generating interest in how amazing a human being Albert Schweitzer was is incredibly lacking. It checks all of the boxes as far as who the man was and the difficulties he had to face, but this movie doesn't make it interesting. It's almost like this movie was made with the intention to make it a failure. Why? That sucks so hard.
I think you didn't watch it all, and get the true message of it
Typical Vision Video - with there utter contempt for Biblical discernment and separation from lies, heresies, heretics, false teaching and false teachers.
Albert Schweitzer:
“He had tremendous influence on theology, but he certainly did not maintain orthodox Christian theology. He concluded that book with Jesus having brought about His own crucifixion; he also left Christ without a resurrection. Schweitzer’s position was that Jesus held the idea that He was the Messiah, that He had a “messianic consciousness” and that He thought He could bring about the end of the world by forcing His own death; that, according to Schweitzer, was His glory. Jesus died as a martyr to His belief in His “messianic character.”
Just before Schweitzer’s death, he joined the International Unitarian Association, making it perfectly plain that he did not believe in Jesus’ deity. This is a great tragedy; but it shows that a person can be a humanitarian without necessarily being a Christian. Many people have been concerned with human need, even though they themselves have not been Christians.”