She Said

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2022

2h 9m

English

Drama, History

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New York Times reporters Megan Twohey and Jodi Kantor break one of the most important stories in a generation — a story that helped launch the #MeToo movement and shattered decades of silence around the subject of sexual assault in Hollywood.

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She Said

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2022

2h 9m

English

Drama, History

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Cast

Jodi Kantor

Megan Twohey

Rebecca Corbett

Dean Baquet

Laura Madden

Zelda Perkins

Self

Irwin Reiter

Lanny Davis

Vadim Rutman

Matt Purdy

Ron Leiber

Ex-Assistant in Queens

Young Laura

Rowena Chiu

Lance Maerov

David McCraw

Irish Film Crew Woman

Rachel Crooks

Talia

Violet

Donald Trump (voice)

Nurse in Clinic

Emily Steel

Michael Schmidt

Directed By: Maria Schrader

Written By: Rebecca Lenkiewicz (Screenplay), Jodi Kantor (Original Story), + 1 more

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StuntmanBob says...

a month ago

It's difficult to judge a film of this magnitude, even from a cinematic perspective. It tells a heart-wrenching story. Twohey and Kantor compelled us to take a small step in the right direction, and its importance cannot be overstated.

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miguelreina says...

3 months ago

Boring chronicle of the New York Times coverage of the Hollywood sex scandal that is manipulative (flashbacks showing the youth and innocence of the victims), with a tendency to turn journalists (mothers, wives, professionals...) into heroines. The story distorts the facts, and the absence of Rose McGowan, whose first complaints were silenced by The New York Times itself, is significant, and the film has no problem using audios published by The New Yorker, the newspaper that was competing in the commercial race for publishing the allegations, as if they were part of Megan Twohey and Jodi Kantor's investigation.

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Obione_TdG says...

3 months ago

Slow and repetitive, but probably for such an important theme it was impossible to do otherwise.

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Khawlah says...

4 months ago

Is it me or was Carey Mulligan struggling with the American accent? I felt like she was over enunciating every word. Very distracting. However, despite a somewhat rocky directing this was good movie with great performances and a really likable cast.

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AlfieSGD

8/10 3 months ago

I kind of understand why "She Said" is flopping right now. On the one hand, the marketing campaign was really bad; on the other hand, the Weinstein scandal and the whole MeToo issue is perhaps still too fresh to make it into a movie. The "New York Times" article we're talking about here was so prese More

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ArielRodriguez

9/10 3 months ago

Cinema as entertainment. Cinema as denunciation. Cinema as historical memory.
Eight years ago, Spotlight presented the drama of a group of journalists who, despite the difficulties, published an article that shocked the world: The Church allowed abuse by priests for years (2002). After uncovering t More

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CinemaSerf

4 months ago

Try as I did, I just couldn't really engage with this rather long, procedural and sterile depiction of two journalist's traumatic and courageous efforts that finally ended Harvey Weinstein's unfettered abuse of many of the women who worked for and with him over the lengthy span of his Hollywood domi More

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BobDole12

2 months ago

I'm 2-for-2 in liking awards-season movies that've seen their awards prospects go up in a puff of smoke, barely made money at the box office, and got a lukewarm shrug from filmheads (along with _Armageddon Time_).

Can't stand most movies/shows that have journalists as characters: it's either Very More

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