Post by account_disabled on Jan 30, 2024 10:42:18 GMT
Good films about journalism are, at their core, detective films. Whether classics like 'All the President's Men' or more recent works like 'Spotlight' or 'The Post: The Pentagon Files', the magic is in seeing professionals driven by vocation put together the necessary clues to put together a complete story. In this same tradition is added 'Uncovered', 'she Said' in its original title, directed by Maria Schrader. The film tells the story of Jodi Kantor and Megan Twohey, the two New York Times journalists responsible for uncovering the rape accusations against .
Harvey Weinstein. The giant Hollywood producer helped launch the careers of figures like Quentin Tarantino and Brad Pitt. The producer is in fact the third figure with the most thanks in academy speeches, after God and Steven Spielberg and sentenced to 20 years in prison (for now, his sentence may increase), for the 87 accusations of rape collected between New York, Los Angeles and London. SHE SAID | Official Trailer The Telegram Database Weinstein case is according to many the first real bullet of the #MeToo movement, and has given rise to much more open conservation in Hollywood. Reviewing how her story was told reminds us of two things: The systematic problem that still exists that allows powerful men to take advantage of women they can boss around, and how powerful and useful journalism can be when given the time. of telling stories. by Taboolayou may like Letizia's last bullet with Felipe VI after the Jaime del Burgo case .
TWO GREAT CENTRAL PERFORMANCES But beyond the importance of the story it tells, the truth is that without the two central performances it would not work as a dramatic piece. Carey Mulligan gives her Megan Twohey the conviction of a journalist who knows that it is important to tell these stories, even if they do not have the expected effect. Twohey also uncovered Donald Trump's sexual harassment scandal in 2016 and the Republican still won the presidency and Zoe Kazan gives a youthful energy to her Jodi Kantor, who is the one who finds the first clues to investigate the case. The individual performances, and the easy chemistry between the two journalists, is the main driving force of the film. Intelligently, this is noted by the director, who does not complicate herself with the camera or editing decisions, with the exception of the montage that uses the real recording of Weinstein pressuring his assistant Ambra Battilana to enter a hotel room with him, The film is constructed in a simple and elegant way, allowing its cast and central characters to shine without interruption. 'UNCOVERED' A NECESSARY EXORCISM FOR THE FILM INDUSTRY The truth is that the .
Harvey Weinstein. The giant Hollywood producer helped launch the careers of figures like Quentin Tarantino and Brad Pitt. The producer is in fact the third figure with the most thanks in academy speeches, after God and Steven Spielberg and sentenced to 20 years in prison (for now, his sentence may increase), for the 87 accusations of rape collected between New York, Los Angeles and London. SHE SAID | Official Trailer The Telegram Database Weinstein case is according to many the first real bullet of the #MeToo movement, and has given rise to much more open conservation in Hollywood. Reviewing how her story was told reminds us of two things: The systematic problem that still exists that allows powerful men to take advantage of women they can boss around, and how powerful and useful journalism can be when given the time. of telling stories. by Taboolayou may like Letizia's last bullet with Felipe VI after the Jaime del Burgo case .
TWO GREAT CENTRAL PERFORMANCES But beyond the importance of the story it tells, the truth is that without the two central performances it would not work as a dramatic piece. Carey Mulligan gives her Megan Twohey the conviction of a journalist who knows that it is important to tell these stories, even if they do not have the expected effect. Twohey also uncovered Donald Trump's sexual harassment scandal in 2016 and the Republican still won the presidency and Zoe Kazan gives a youthful energy to her Jodi Kantor, who is the one who finds the first clues to investigate the case. The individual performances, and the easy chemistry between the two journalists, is the main driving force of the film. Intelligently, this is noted by the director, who does not complicate herself with the camera or editing decisions, with the exception of the montage that uses the real recording of Weinstein pressuring his assistant Ambra Battilana to enter a hotel room with him, The film is constructed in a simple and elegant way, allowing its cast and central characters to shine without interruption. 'UNCOVERED' A NECESSARY EXORCISM FOR THE FILM INDUSTRY The truth is that the .