If the film Truth, which was released earlier this year, is all about our nation's journalism going wrong and about corporations not supporting those who research and develop stories, Spotlight is the exact opposite. Rather than being the funhouse mirror version of Woodward and Bernstein, it something much more in the original mold and almost every bit as powerful.
Directed by Tom McCarthy, Spotlight is about the Boston Globe's Spotlight team and the story they put together in 2001—just a couple of years before Truth takes place—on the child molestation horrors within the Roman Catholic Church. It is a movie as eye-opening as the revelations were when the Globe first reported on them.
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