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auro m.
i do not care for the oscars or any supposedly prestigious awards, i'm going to
be honest. i never take my recommendations based on how many awards a piece of work has won. i'm a writer and i know better than that after reading utter hot garbage that goes around winning pulitzers. SO! i had no idea this movie won an oscar 😭 anyways. i'm a simple person: friend recommends me something, i look up absolutely Nothing. i just consume. and god, what a great recommendation it was. the line, "if it takes a village to raise a child, it takes a village to abuse one," needs to be hung up at the louvre or something, man. i don't know. just... hall of fame. big fan of how the movie focuses entirely on the daily, routine work of investigative journalism. i think this is a very, very important movie and everyone should watch it. 10/10.
28 Mar’26 09:22
wren m
"it takes an entire village to raise a child and an entire village to abuse
them." just sums up the whole movie.
rōhan jacōb
Re-Watched this after its release 10 years back.
A brilliant investigate journalism movie. Highly recommend this.
I remember seeing this when it released without any hype and
Om • The Blackbars
Aijaz Khan
Interesting
Jinesh Muralidharan
Remember watching it 10 yrs back on torrent cos of the Oscar buzz and it ended
up winning the Oscar . Seeing @rohan’s recent review bout this prompted me to rewatch it again and
Chalchitra Talks
MAN OF CINEMA
"It takes a village to raise a child , and a village to abuse one and a brave
journalists to uncover the truth"
In the current times where the real investigative journalism is
Nivedkrishna Thavarayil
Somya Rishishwar
The best of investigative journalism movies which hits you really hard when
story unfolds.