I had no idea about the history of the church until I watched this movie and honestly I'm really shocked. I looked up the information online and it's all there I guess someone just needed to join up the dots. I'm definitely glad I saw this movie and now I know. Really liked it.

"Let The Lion Roar" is a stunning film that addresses issues that many would prefer to leave covered up. It's a movie that you may want to watch more than once - I found that there's so much content to think through that you almost need to watch it 2 or 3 times to absorb it all.I'm not surprised that there's a negative review here…this is a shocking movie, and it's bound to be offensive to some. There's always going to be that one person who trashes something just because they feel threatened by it! It's easy to pick holes when you want to undermine something. Don't let that sway you. This is a thought-provoking film that depicts a complex subject in a creative and entertaining manner. I'm sure it's not for everyone, but for my family and I, this was an informative, edifying watch.

In 1948 the ancient nation of Israel was reborn. This rebirth represents the fulfillment of a multitude of biblical prophesies. It also represents a unique opportunity for the Church to express their love and appreciation for what Almighty God has accomplished through His Chosen People. Unfortunately many if not most Christians believe the Church replaced Israel as the Chosen People. This error has led to the mistreatment and persecution of the Jewish people for the last 2000 years. This wonderful documentary challenges the Church to reconsider her relationship with the Jewish people and the nation of Israel. I want to thank the Frank family and their team for producing this amazing film. Sam

Absolutely amazing!!This is a movie, a docudrama about the church history: its forgotten roots and about the reformation of the church that changed a whole society; the reformation started something in the church, but it has forgotten something very important... The movie gives a honest and bold picture of the church of the past and today. It helps to understand why we think in the way we do.I loved that movie for many reasons: - It was an absolutely genius idea to put that kind of message-documentary in a movie format. It's unique! - I loved the pictures, the costumes and the actors. You travel through time, and it makes it easier to understand that topic. - Every one can watch it, a believer or a non believer.