PBS American Experience – Sister Aimee (2007)
English | Documentary | Size: 491 MB
Sister Aimee is a portrait of the controversial, charismatic, wildly popular evangelist who was instrumental in bringing conservative Protestantism into mainstream American culture and politics. “Aimee was equal parts evangelist, movie star and social activist,” says film producer Linda Garmon. “She offered a brand of old time religion that people could connect with at a time when Americans were craving something to hold onto.”
But like so many celebrity stories, Aimee’s fame brought scandal when she mysteriously disappeared in 1926. Whether Aimee was kidnapped, staged her own disappearance, or simply ran away is still unknown. When she did return to Los Angeles, her disappearance became the center of a highly publicized trial and the subject of a media frenzy. When the dust settled, Aimee continued her work.
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