article_snippet: Hollywood's Scientology dissenters have commended the documentary makers of an unprecedented accounts of the church, which reveals John Travolta is blackmailed into sticking with the faith.
article_snippet: A documentary claims to have revealed secrets about the church of Scientology, including that members hold a blackmail file on John Travolta and others have been subjected to hard labour in 'prison camps' The documentary features interviews from a number of high profile ex-followers including Remini, Lisa Marie Presley and screenwriter Paul Haggis.
article_snippet: Shocking allegations include the claim that members are threatened and tortured in prison-style camps and cut off from members family if members decide to leave Scientology.
article_snippet: The claims have been disputed by the Church of Scientology who have branded those who featured in the show - many former senior members - as 'admitted' liars and perjurers and 'professional anti-Scientologists.'
article_snippet: The documentary also claimed Scientology chiefs hold a 'black PR package' on John Travolta, with all the disclosures John Travolta made during auditing sessions.
article_snippet: Scientology is believed to be one of the reasons behind the breakdown of Tom Cruise's marriage to Katie Holmes because Tom Cruise's was understood to have wanted to send their daughter Suri to Sea Org, according to reports at the time.
article_snippet: In an interview with the New Yorker in 2012, Scientology spokesmen denied the claims.
article_snippet: This strictest order of Scientology is run with rigid rules, with members being paid just $50 a week and being forced to leave if members have children.
article_snippet: Officials are said to have found scientologist Nazanin Boniadi and had scientologist Nazanin Boniadi braces removed, spent $20,000 on clothes and had scientologist Nazanin Boniadi hair dyed to Tom Cruise's liking, the Huffington Post reported.  
article_snippet: The Academy Award winning filmmaker wrote an infamous resignation to Tommy Miscavage, Scientology's chairman and L. Ron Hubbard's's successor, saying The Academy Award winning filmmaker was disappointed that The Academy Award winning filmmaker had failed to denounce actions of a San Diego church against gay people.
article_snippet: The Church of Scientology, which is believed to have around 50,000 members, denied the allegations featured in Going Clear and said the statements included were 'entirely false.'
highlights_snippet: Going Clear documentary claims to reveal secrets of Scientology religion .
  
highlights_snippet: Scientologists rejected allegations saying Scientologists are from 'admitted liars' 