There are many masterpieces on the subject of child sexual abuse abroad.
For example, South Korea's "Melting Pot" and "Suyuan"
Bad Education in Spain
New Zealand's "Lovely Bones"
America's "Mysterious Skin", "Mysterious River"
Most of these films are emotional and contagious.
And this year's American "Spotlight"
Objective and calm enough to allow people to feel the evil that occurs in reality.
Spotlight posters
The film has been in the spotlight from the beginning of filming to the release of the film, and then to the popularity of the awards season today.
It is a must-have on the list of the top ten films of 2015 by many professional film critics.
To date, the film has received more than 100 awards and nominations from industry and critics.
Pick a few at random, but let's feel this kind of rush to the supermarket to get the award.
Los Angeles Film Critics Association Best Picture, Best Screenplay; Boston Film Critics Association Best Group Play, Best Screenplay; New York Film Critics Association Best Picture, Best Director, Best Screenplay, Best Group Play;
The three major film critics association awards are all gathered!
Just won two weight awards of the National Film Critics Association for Best Picture and Best Screenplay.
This movie is undoubtedly the biggest winner of this year's awards season.
In addition to being widely liked by film critics, the audience's reputation is also a dick
IMDb rating: 8.4
Rotten Tomatoes Freshness 97%!
Douban scored 8.8, which is the highest-rated movie in the current awards season, better than 95% of feature films.
Like The Melting Pot, this film is based on true events.
The story comes from a Pulitzer Prize-winning news article in the Boston Globe that exposed the rampant sexual assault of boys by priests in Catholic schools in the United States.
The film's script comes from a blacklist of Hollywood's "favorites" list in 2013.
PS Fish Uncle Classroom: What is the blacklist?
It is said to be a blacklist, but in fact, they are all strength seed players.
It is a list dedicated to people in the industry once a year.
Since 2005, Hollywood filmmakers have been releasing a "screenplay blacklist" at the end of each year, screened by major professionals.
Usually it is a script that was bought by a film company that year, but was not made for various reasons.
The scripts on this list will evolve into box office dark horses or awards season mainstays in the next few years.
Among them, "The Past Is Like Smoke", "The Love of Sex Dolls", and "Juno" are from the blacklist.
Sex doll love
"Spotlight" has been on fire in the industry for at least two or three years, and its script is too close to the taste of the Oscar Academy.
The film does not focus on the abuser and the abused, but on a Boston Globe column called "Spotlight".
Spotlight is a professional team of news editors.
They can be busy for months, or even a year, for a feature.
The film tells the story of a team member who re-investigates a long-hidden case of priest sexually harassing parish children.
Although at first they thought it was just a small case, they soon discovered that there was a series of events behind it, involving hundreds of victims.
The church privately compensated the victims and sent people to cover up these crimes.
As the investigation deepened, they found more evidence of the conspiracy.
Not just the clergy, but outside of Boston and even the world, are playing out such atrocities.
The members fought the entire church with their own strength, and the process was arduous and long.
In addition to the excellent script, the film's castroto is also very powerful.
Several of the lead actors happen to have acted in superhero movies.
"Birdman" Michael Keaton is a 1989, Tim Burton version of "Batman."
Hulk Mark Rufflo.
Lévi Schreiber of X-Men Prequel: Wolverine.
John Slatry of Iron Man 2 and Ant-Man.
Stanley Tuzi of Captain America: The First Avenger.
Just the heroine Rachel McAdams.
(Character archetype on the right)
It feels like this is the "Avengers of Journalism."
When the Hulk transformed, the Shenma case was all working.
Because it is based on real events, these reporters have prototypes in real life.
In order to achieve the best restoration effect, the creators have fought hard and imitated the prototype infinitely.
After Michael Keaton took over the film, he quietly tracked the character prototype and moved to the neighborhood!
Videos and recordings of his speeches are studied daily. What a pervert!
As a result, the first time the two met, the prototype was frightened by his clever imitation.
how did you know everything about me, we just met?
Haha, dare you tell people, you have been spying on people for a long time.
After the prototype saw the film, he was even more stunned:
My character was hijacked, and if Michael Keaton robbed a bank, the police would quickly handcuff me. It's like looking at yourself in the mirror, yet without the control of the mirror.
That's pretty high accolade.
Originally, Keaton was worried that the prototype's Boston accent would be difficult to imitate, but after seeing the other party himself, he found that it was not very obvious, so he told people very hesitantly, it turns out that your accent is not so heavy.
Uncle Birdman perfectly restored the prototype reporter stalking, oh no, is the professionalism of the bottom of the question, the realistic reporter himself said:
Seeing Michael Keaton play myself, I wanted to apologize to the people I interviewed.
The Hulk is even more heinous, he directly invited the character prototype to the shooting set.
Whenever he rested, he would ask the other party to repeat the line to him, and then he would imitate it.
Haha, IQ on the line ing, even lift the foot to learn people!
The prototype is the same rush, watching him perform is like looking in a mirror.
The role was originally scheduled for Matt Damon to play, but Dumbo was busy growing potatoes on Mars and missed it.
Director Thomas McCarthy is an all-round filmmaker, and "Spotlight" is his own writing and directing.
He has directed "Life Visitor", "Soul Station", and "Shoemaker Life".
He has starred in "2012" and "Lovely Bones".
Wrote the screenplay for The Flying House.
"Life Visitor" and "Soul Station" are very well evaluated, and last year's "Shoemaker Life" deviated.
But this time", "Focus" made the director return to strength.
Priests are a symbol of power abroad and their status is unshakable.
There is a sentence in the documentary "The Silence of the Land of God", which is also about priests molesting children:
Catholicism is a system of systematic selection, nurturing, protection and defense of paedophilia.
The film does not stop at the surface of news events, but directly attacks the entire church system.
The film is quite neat from the script to the actors to the finished film.
However, the most valuable thing is to use the power of the media to influence society.
The best example of this is the Korean movie "The Melting Pot.".
On the 6th day of the film's release, the local police formed a special team to re-investigate the case.
On the 37th day of the film's release, the South Korean Parliament passed the "Sexual Assault Prevention Amendment" with 207 votes and 1 abstention through overwhelming passage.
Also known as the Furnace Act.
In fact, we are not without such movies.
Just not seeing or not being noticed.
This year, there is a documentary "After Hainan", focusing on the principal of a primary school in Wanning, Hainan, and a government employee in 2013, taking six sixth-grade girls to open a house.
The film was shortlisted for the World Cinema Documentary Section at this year's Sundance Film Festival.
There are far more cases of child sexual abuse in reality than we know.
Back to the movie "Gathering", its brilliance is not the surprise of the priest's sexual abuse of children, but why everyone turns a blind eye to it.
It has a shocking appeal that I will remember for the rest of my life.