Where to Watch The Process Church of the Final Judgement - A Sabbath Assembly Ritual and Salon (2009)

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Released August 23rd, 2009, 'The Process Church of the Final Judgement - A Sabbath Assembly Ritual and Salon' stars Jex Thoth, Imaad Wasif, Kevin Rutmanis, Dave Nuss The movie has a runtime of about 1 hr 15 min, and received a user score of (out of 100) on TMDb, which compiled reviews from experienced users.

You probably already know what the movie's about, but just in case... Here's the plot: "This is a video performance of their holiest ritual, the Sabbath Assembly, as recorded August 23, 2009 at The Silent Movie Theater in Los Angeles CA. About 50% of the video is the ritual itself, consisting of recitations from their unique liturgy interspersed with vintage hymns. The text is read by original Process minister Sammy M Nasr and the songs are performed here by the band Sabbath Assembly (Jex Thoth, Imaad Wasif, Kevin Rutmanis and Dave Nuss - obviously taking their name from the ceremony itself). Following the ritual is a slideshow presentation on the church narrated by original Process member/author Timothy Wyllie and finally a Q&A interview with Timothy conducted by Feral House publisher Adam Parfrey. So while it's not a documentary exactly, you certainly learn about the history of the church, its practices, and get a good feel of what it was like to be a member." .