State Organs

The documentary 'State Organs' shows in a clear but not scary way how the Chinese Communist Party government is taking organs from people without their permission. It's a big problem that more people need to know about. The documentary shows a serious problem happening in China now. It is important for people to know about this problem. You should definitely watch this movie if you care about human rights.

This movie is about two young men who were taken by the Chinese police. Their families searched for them for 20 years and found out about a big problem with human rights. The movie is well-made and tells an important story. It's well-researched and interesting.

It's a powerful story that will stick with you.

Today I watched the documentary "State Organs", which was shocking. Through a large number of interviews with the parties involved, data analysis and expert testimony, the film systematically shows the shocking and cruel persecution of Falun Gong by the Chinese Communist Party. I couldn't stop crying while watching it.

From the perspective of filming techniques, the director adopted a calm and restrained narrative method, letting the facts speak for themselves. Every piece of evidence in the film has been strictly verified. The interviewees include medical staff, experts and scholars, and the parties involved. The testimonies of multiple parties corroborate each other, which enhances the credibility of the documentary.

The most impressive thing is that in the film, when the Minister of Health of the Communist Party of China Huang Jiefu faced the questioning of reporters, his silent reaction was better than a thousand words, which not only showed the truth, but also left room for the audience to think.

As a documentary that reveals the truth, it not only records history, but also reminds us to cherish life and maintain human dignity. The significance of the film is to arouse people's conscience and jointly stop this kind of persecution.

I hope more people can watch this documentary, understand the truth, jointly safeguard human rights and social justice, and end this evil persecution as soon as possible!

Many have probably gotten random emails and considered them fake or conspiracy theory. This revealing documentary shows first and second hand experiences with this massive organization for this harvesting. It's inhumane, barbaric and upsetting. More need to see these realities out there and do something about it.

The CCP seems to make Nazi Germany look minor league...unfortunately Americans seem to accept the propaganda before reality. Any mention of this abhorrent behavior or similar atrocities (animals, chemicals, ethics) are often dismissed as 'lid' or 'conspiracy.'

Stop playing into and supporting this nonsense, we'll all be better off.

There are several amazing docs on this topic, such as Letter from Masanjia or Eternal spring, but you can never get enough stories about the state sanctioned organ harvesting in China. Actually, each victim is one story and no matter how agonizing, those stories are stories about winners not loosers. State organs is well made film, with great editing and really great scores which help avoid melodramatic moments, instead of emphasizing them. I reccomend the film both to those familiar to the subject as well as those who don't know that probabbly the worse crime in modern history is happening now - in China.

I watched this a couple weeks ago and wanted to leave some thoughts here... The most striking part of the film is the collection and analysis of first-hand information from within China. Included are voice recordings, letters, interviews, archived websites, and much more. At first, I thought it was a documentary but this is much more than that. We hear the stories of two families; the events of what happened and chronology helps drive this film's "exposé" of forced organ harvesting.

This is not the box office stimulation of action and CGI. Rather, it is an exploration of what makes film-making great - to tell a story with inner meaning. Something that may change a person.