Thomas McCarthy's powerful, understated procedural meticulously detailed the journalistic process behind exposing systemic corruption within the Catholic Church. The film isn't merely about the shocking revelations of abuse, but also the pervasive complicity of institutions and communities. It prompted vital conversations about accountability and the enduring power of investigative reporting to ignite profound societal change.
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