• Network: Netflix
  • Series Premiere Date: Aug 9, 2019
User Score
5.4

Mixed or average reviews- based on 9 Ratings

User score distribution:
  1. Positive: 4 out of 9
  2. Negative: 3 out of 9
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  1. Aug 22, 2019
    10
    This show exemplifies the uniting Power in the name of Jesus and how it's effect had and have always resonated in the corridors of power. Brilliant docuseries. Do Jesus. Be Jesus.

    Great show!
  2. Dec 2, 2019
    0
    typical slander and libel by the leftist traitors who use the soviet media and news companies to slime christians, white people and anyone accused of wrongthink by the leftists. note how neither the media outlets reporting on 'the family' bother to let them get a word in edgewise and present this farce as a 'documentary' which it isnt. sad.
  3. Aug 19, 2019
    4
    Its ok to watch despite the acting reconstitution which was a bit dull . I also have the feeling that the documentary is build on one thing only , showing that the family is a bad organisation, which is probably true , but they tell us that idea like an evangelist would have done it, without really explaining things in details . It’s something to watch like a serie but not like a realIts ok to watch despite the acting reconstitution which was a bit dull . I also have the feeling that the documentary is build on one thing only , showing that the family is a bad organisation, which is probably true , but they tell us that idea like an evangelist would have done it, without really explaining things in details . It’s something to watch like a serie but not like a real documentary and if you do it like that it's entertaining. Expand
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63

Generally favorable reviews - based on 5 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 2 out of 5
  2. Negative: 0 out of 5
  1. Reviewed by: Aaron Barnhart
    Sep 4, 2019
    70
    From adulterous senators to anti-LGBTQ European demagogues to African gangster-statesmen, The Family shows over and over how The Fellowship was co-opted by politicians to curry favor with the evangelical power structure. ... What The Family doesn’t do is explain why The Fellowship exists in the first place. Why were so many upstanding men (and, um, some women in there, somewhere) not only drawn to Fellowship work but committed to it for years?
  2. Reviewed by: Brian Tallerico
    Aug 16, 2019
    50
    Moss leaves a lot of this open to interpretation, but the result is a project that can feel like an information dump more often than a film. It’s often like one of those conspiracy theory videos that throws out a ton of information but never shapes it into something with meaning.
  3. Reviewed by: Sophie Gilbert
    Aug 14, 2019
    60
    Moss embraces the stylistic trappings of conspiratorial exposés to tell his story—dramatic reenactments, a plinky and faintly menacing piano score, selective splicing of clips featuring Maria Butina and Muammar Gaddafi. And yet, as the series continues, it’s unclear whether the Fellowship is as powerful as it would like to be, or whether its aura of mystery is its most distinct asset.