God's Angry Man
Synopsis
Scott refuses to speak on air until viewers pledge an additional $600, leading to several minutes of silence before he erupts in anger.
Synopsis
Gene Scott stands at the center of a television studio in Los Angeles, passionately addressing his audience during his program, Festival of Faith. The 1981 documentary captures Scott's fervent fundraising efforts and his confrontations with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). He famously refuses to speak until viewers pledge an additional $600, erupting in anger when the funds are not forthcoming. Through interviews with Scott and his parents, Werner Herzog presents a portrait of a man dedicated to his ministry and unyielding in his battle against regulatory challenges.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See Gene Scott's unique fund-raising tactics.
- Meet the controversial pastor challenging the F.C.C.
- Find out how Scott interacts with his audience.
Did You Know
- Gene Scott served as a minister for almost fifty years.
- The film's German title is Glaube und Währung, meaning Faith and Currency.
- The documentary has a runtime of 44 minutes.
- Scott demanded an additional $600 from viewers before speaking.
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Who directed God's Angry Man?
God's Angry Man was directed by Werner Herzog.
What is the German title of God's Angry Man?
The German title of God's Angry Man is Glaube und Währung, which translates to Faith and Currency.
How long is the documentary God's Angry Man?
God's Angry Man has a duration of 44 minutes.
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