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Language: English
The Report

The Report

“Truth matters”
7 /10 (1,181) Rage 2019 1h 59m
Drama
Director Scott Z. Burns
Screenplay Scott Z. Burns
Daniel Jones, lead investigator for the U.S. Senate Intelligence Committee, spends years combing through thousands of classified documents on the CIA's detention and interrogation program after 9/11. What he uncovers is a system of systematic, brutal and ineffective torture that the agency is determined to conceal and justify. Facing political pressure, bureaucratic obstacles and those who would rather the truth never came to light, Jones wages a lonely battle to make the report public. A sober, restrained procedural drama built on sharp dialogue and a meticulous reconstruction of an uncomfortable episode in recent American history.
Release
Sep 12, 2019
Budget
$8M
Country
United States of America
Revenue
$275K

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Where to watch The Report? The Report is available for streaming on Amazon Prime Video, YouTube Free, Tubi TV, Rakuten TV.
Who stars in The Report? The main cast of The Report includes Adam Driver, Annette Bening, Jon Hamm, Sarah Goldberg, Michael C. Hall.
Who directed The Report? The Report (2019) is directed by Scott Z. Burns.
How long is The Report? The Report has a runtime of 1h 59m. It was released in 2019.
What genre is The Report? The Report is a Drama film. It has a rating of 7/10 with 1,181 votes.

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Synopsis

Daniel Jones, lead investigator for the U.S. Senate Intelligence Committee, spends years combing through thousands of classified documents on the CIA's detention and interrogation program after 9/11. What he uncovers is a system of systematic, brutal and ineffective torture that the agency is determined to conceal and justify. Facing political pressure, bureaucratic obstacles and those who would rather the truth never came to light, Jones wages a lonely battle to make the report public. A sober, restrained procedural drama built on sharp dialogue and a meticulous reconstruction of an uncomfortable episode in recent American history.

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