[Doubt, USA, 2008 , Drama, length 143 '] directed by John Patrick Shanley With Meryl Streep, Philip Seymour Hoffman , Amy Adams , Viola Davis, Lloyd Clay Brown , Joseph Foster, Bridget Megan Clark , Lydia Jordan, Paulie Litt , Matthew Marvin Doubt is with surprise, an astute film, subtle and enigmatic. Nor could it be otherwise given the title. Doubt creeps suspect, it shows the happiness of morbid lodge, a snake crawling with malignant ambuguità , but in the end also shows repentance, the terrifying sensation of having strayed from the truth, on a whim, or arrogance, or simply the same desire for truth at all costs. It 's a movie that plays on the screenplay, to solid ambiguous and incomprehensible, which is based the unspoken words, things not done, barely touched by truth, the stories told in half. It 's definitely impressive is the role of actors, all very good and quite capable of not stay within nell'esagerazione. A film by social background, a fierce critic of the Church (and perhaps, too many irons in the fire, all you have touched and insight, but luckily the film did not want to rely on this), but it's all focused on the ability of the doubt in order to change Stop the lives of people, willingly or unwillingly. The final scene is of a depth rarely seen in films of this genre, especially in recent years (and Streep, there is little you can do this if the nomination is 15th deserve). For most of the time the film remains in a limbo of indecision and agonizing pain and nagging doubt disturbing, accompanied by a photograph from the icy shades and a structure (Excessive) theater. But in the end it offers a soluazione too easily, and perhaps this is his major failing. It would have been nice to not give any response or even make sense. It would be wonderful to remain undecided and a cot, in fact, when in doubt.
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