article_snippet: Scientology and the Prison of Belief, screened on HBO on Sunday night.
article_snippet: Directed by Alex Gibney, Going Clear aimed to expose the secrets behind the mysterious faith followed by thousands of people including film stars John Travolta and Tom Cruise.
article_snippet: The documentary was screened in America on Sunday evening and is based on Lawrence Wright's book .
article_snippet: In a statement it said: 'the Church has documented evidence that those featured in Alex Gibney's film regurgitating their stale, discredited allegations are admitted perjurers, admitted liars and professional anti-Scientologists whose living depends on the filing of false claims.
article_snippet: To this day, neither HBO nor Alex Gibney can deny that HBO nor Gibney have yet to present the Church with a single allegation from the film so the Church may have an opportunity to respond.
article_snippet: Since Clear premiered at the Sundance Festival in January, the Church has created a website dedicated to criticising the film and released the film own version, called 'Get the truth.'
article_snippet: Representatives also branded The documentary a 'bigoted propaganda piece.'
article_snippet: Other famous members have also criticised The documentary. 
article_snippet: Danny Masterton, a second generation Scientologist and former star of 'That 70s show', said Danny Masterton, a second generation Scientologist and former star of 'That 70s show' thought the book
article_snippet: The documentary was based on was full of lies.
article_snippet: Danny Masterton, a second generation Scientologist and former star of 'That 70s show' told eonline: 'I wonder if Sundance would allow a documentary of, like, eight people who hate Judaism.
article_snippet: At the end of the documentary Alex Gibney lists the people who refused to be interviewed, which included Miscavige, John Travolta, Cruise and Kidman.
highlights_snippet: have tweeted commending the documentary and Scientologists shocking claims .
  