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Netflix's latest true crime drama Keep Sweet: Pray and Obey exposes shocking truths about the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (FLDS) and its charismatic leader Warren Jeffs.

NETFLIX fans have been left in tears watching new documentary Pray Away as it shows harrowing scenes of gay conversion therapy. The highly emotional 100-minute documentary follows ex-leaders and a ...

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"I've spent a lot of time thinking 'how did I believe that?'" Netflix has unveiled an official trailer for a film titled Pray Away, marking the feature directorial debut of award-winning doc filmmaker ...

Netflix's latest documentary, Pray Away, sheds light on the harmful effects and abuse caused by gay conversion therapy organizations, specifically Exodus International. The Christian group was formed ...

Netflix is basically King when it comes to true crime documentaries, and we've seen a whole load of gripping features landing on the platform in recent months. First, there was The Tinder Swindler, ...

Netflix has acquired global rights to upcoming Tribeca Festival world premiere and gay conversion documentary Pray Away. Ryan Murphy and Jason Blum are among executive producers on the title, which ...

The first thing that Netflix’s Pray Away documentary does is remind viewers that gay conversion therapy is not a thing of the past. The film—directed by Kristine Stolakis and produced by Ryan Murphy ...

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