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Money, Mysteries, and Controversies: At the Heart of Scientology
(Argent, mystères et polémiques: au coeur de la scientologie)
A documentary in French, with English subtitles, filmed in Paris, India, Clearwater, and London; first broadcast in France on Sunday, September 2, 2012 on the M6 network program Enquête exclusive ("Exclusive Investigation").
Money, Mysteries, and Controversies: At the Heart of Scientologyhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FUEdaU87RCo
Contents:
0:00:00 Opening title
0:00:24 Preview clips
0:02:05 Introduction by host Bernard de La Villardière
0:03:07 Inside the home of a Parisian Scientology family
0:06:15 February 2012: The Paris court of appeal upholds Scientology's October 2009 conviction for organized fraud
0:07:35 Second introduction
0:09:34 Finding the ruin: A Scientology recruiter in Paris
0:23:51 Inside the Academy at the Paris org
0:27:46 The cost of the Bridge to Total Freedom: Interview with Éric Roux, spokesman for Scientology in France
0:30:06 Scientology volunteer ministers led by Marc Arrighi bring "Learning How To Learn" into a school in India
0:37:33 The IAS, demands for donations, and the Debbie Cook email
0:39:36 Éric Roux's salary
0:40:33 The Purification Rundown
0:45:58 Goldenrod posted on a bulletin board
0:47:50 The RPF
0:48:41 Valeska Paris's confinement on the Freewinds (Australian Lateline TV report)
0:50:53 Scientology Sunday service in Paris (background music: "March from 'Funeral Music for Queen Mary'" by Purcell, aka the theme from "A Clockwork Orange")
0:53:15 Éric Roux travels to Warsaw to complain about France to the OSCE
(Scientology attorney William Walsh on camera at 0:54:25 - 0:54:46; Miviludes General Secretary Hervé Machi on camera at 0:55:28 - 0:55:52)
0:56:20 Interview in Clearwater with Mike Rinder about disconnection, David Miscavige, the Hole, and the state of Scientology (guest starring two brave protesters at 01:04:20 - 01:05:53)
1:07:05 Interview in London with Mark Pinchin and Lord Duncan McNair
1:10:14 Visit to the London org and interview with Mark Pinchin
1:14:09 Conclusion
1:14:54 Closing credits
1:15:04 End
(Argent, mystères et polémiques: au coeur de la scientologie)
A documentary in French, with English subtitles, filmed in Paris, India, Clearwater, and London; first broadcast in France on Sunday, September 2, 2012 on the M6 network program Enquête exclusive ("Exclusive Investigation").
Money, Mysteries, and Controversies: At the Heart of Scientologyhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FUEdaU87RCo
Contents:
0:00:00 Opening title
0:00:24 Preview clips
0:02:05 Introduction by host Bernard de La Villardière
0:03:07 Inside the home of a Parisian Scientology family
0:06:15 February 2012: The Paris court of appeal upholds Scientology's October 2009 conviction for organized fraud
0:07:35 Second introduction
0:09:34 Finding the ruin: A Scientology recruiter in Paris
0:23:51 Inside the Academy at the Paris org
0:27:46 The cost of the Bridge to Total Freedom: Interview with Éric Roux, spokesman for Scientology in France
0:30:06 Scientology volunteer ministers led by Marc Arrighi bring "Learning How To Learn" into a school in India
0:37:33 The IAS, demands for donations, and the Debbie Cook email
0:39:36 Éric Roux's salary
0:40:33 The Purification Rundown
0:45:58 Goldenrod posted on a bulletin board
0:47:50 The RPF
0:48:41 Valeska Paris's confinement on the Freewinds (Australian Lateline TV report)
0:50:53 Scientology Sunday service in Paris (background music: "March from 'Funeral Music for Queen Mary'" by Purcell, aka the theme from "A Clockwork Orange")
0:53:15 Éric Roux travels to Warsaw to complain about France to the OSCE
(Scientology attorney William Walsh on camera at 0:54:25 - 0:54:46; Miviludes General Secretary Hervé Machi on camera at 0:55:28 - 0:55:52)
0:56:20 Interview in Clearwater with Mike Rinder about disconnection, David Miscavige, the Hole, and the state of Scientology (guest starring two brave protesters at 01:04:20 - 01:05:53)
1:07:05 Interview in London with Mark Pinchin and Lord Duncan McNair
1:10:14 Visit to the London org and interview with Mark Pinchin
1:14:09 Conclusion
1:14:54 Closing credits
1:15:04 End
