Storyline
In 1964, a Catholic school nun questions a priest's ambiguous relationship with a troubled young student, suspecting him of abuse. He denies the charges, and much of the film's quick-fire dialogue tackles themes of religion, morality, and authority.
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Cast
Meryl Streep, Jack O'Connell, Audrie Neenan, James P. Anderson, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Viola Davis, Bernadette Lords, Amy Adams, Alice Drummond, John Costelloe, Brian Hopson, Marylouise Burke, Susan Blommaert, Carrie Preston, Lloyd Clay Brown, Joseph Foster, Mike Roukis, Frank Shanley, Frank Dolce, Paulie Litt, Matthew Marvin, Bridget Megan Clark, Molly Chiffer, Lydia Jordan, Suzanne Hevner, Helen Stenborg, Tom Toner, Michael Puzzo, Margery Beddow, Alannah Iacovano, Valda Setterfield, Gerard Adimando, George Aloi, Jackie Brown, Jonathan Castillo, Jennifer Lauren DiBella, Seth Donavan, Amanda Florian, Brianna Leann Florian, Tiffany Ashley Florian, Evan Lewis, Jenny Paul, Robert Shulman, Felicia Tassone, Steph Van Vlack
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Reviews
100
An intellectually and emotionally exhausting and engrossing experience. It is drama of the highest caliber.
100
Doubt has exact and merciless writing, powerful performances and timeless relevance. It causes us to start thinking with the first shot, and we never stop. Think how rare that is in a film.
88
Rolling Stone
You may have doubts about which side to choose, but there's no doubt about this mind-bender. It'll pin you to your seat.
88
While Streep has a tiny bit too much fun with some of her character's excesses, she's awfully good. So is Hoffman, who walks a fine line between obvious guilt and possible innocence.
83
The A.V. Club
Doubt is a complex, thematically loaded piece of work, and though it isn't enhanced on film, it deserves the wider exposure.
