Spotlight

Synopsis

Spotlight is a gripping drama based on real-life events that follows a team of journalists from The Boston Globe as they uncover the widespread scandal of child molestation and cover-up within the local Catholic Archdiocese. Led by the dedicated editor Walter 'Robby' Robinson, portrayed by Mark Ruffalo, the Spotlight team's investigative reporting exposes the shocking truth that shakes the foundations of the community and the church. With powerful performances and intense storytelling, the movie delves into the ethics of journalism, the impact of silence, and the relentless pursuit of justice.

Cast

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  Mark Ruffalo

  Michael Rezendes

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  Michael Keaton

  Walter 'Robby' Robinson

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  Rachel McAdams

  Sacha Pfeiffer

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  Liev Schreiber

  Marty Baron

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  John Slattery

  Ben Bradlee, Jr.

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  Brian d'Arcy James

  Matt Carroll

Reviews

Spotlight has garnered critical acclaim for its riveting portrayal of investigative journalism at its best. Rotten Tomatoes gives it an impressive 97% rating, with critics praising its meticulous attention to detail and stellar ensemble cast performances. Metacritic also lauds the film with a score of 93/100, indicating universal acclaim. IMDb users rate it at 8.1/10, reflecting strong audience approval. The New York Times hails the movie as a 'sober, thrilling, and utterly gripping work,' while Variety describes it as 'a powerful and important film that demands to be seen.' Spotlight's ability to engage viewers while shedding light on a dark subject has cemented its place as a modern classic.