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'Spotlight' Director Laments Oscar-Winning Film Didn't Spark Enough Change
Tom McCarthy said the film helped survivors feel understood, but it did not push the Catholic Church to protect children enough.
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'Spotlight' director laments Oscar-winning film didn't spark enough change
'Spotlight' director laments Oscar-winning film didn't spark enough changeWhen Spotlight was released in 2016, it shook the industry and sparked a wave that encouraged victims to speak out, helping the film win Best Picture at the Academy Awards that year.But a decade later, the movie's director,...
·Karachi, Pakistan
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‘Spotlight’ Director Says The Catholic Church Hasn’t Done ‘Enough’ To Protect Children From Sexual Assault 10 Years After Film’s Best Picture Win: ‘Not Until Every Child Is Safe’
“Spotlight” director Tom McCarthy says the Catholic Church hasn’t done enough to protect children from sexual abuse a decade after his Oscar win.
·Los Angeles, United States
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‘Spotlight’ Director Urges Catholic Church Action on Child Abuse
Director Tom McCarthy marked the 10th anniversary of "Spotlight's" Best Picture Oscar win by asserting the Catholic Church has yet to do enough to protect children from sexual assault, calling for continued action until every child is safe.
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