Poses a moral question for journalists to report what they see or to serve a cause?
This movie is based upon a true story of three men and the role of journalism. Gareth Jones played by James Norton who discovered a famine in the Ukraine in the 1930s caused by Stalin’s policies. Walter Duranty played by Peter Sarsgaard who was a journalist for the New York Times who was an apologist for the Soviet Union and writer George Orwell played by Joseph Mawle who was inspired by Jones’ story to write Animal Farm. Norton plays his character as a completely naïve Westerner who stumbles upon a catastrophe. He is a moralist however and is confronted with a life and death decision whether to report about what he saw or not. Sarsgaard is a completely slimy character. He has a snide look every time he shows up. The two represent the sides of the argument made by the film. Should journalism serve a cause or report on what the reporter sees and hears? Mawle plays a conflicted person. There’s a scene where he is talking to Norton and trying to justify what the USSR did as the cost of progress. While he’s doing so he’s eyes are tearing up. The story is engaging but there are moments where it moves ever so slowly and drags.
The movie title "Mr. Jones," available on Prime Video, has received an average rating of 4.3 from 4830 reviewers. 
It features elements such as IMDb 6.9, 1 h 58 min, 2019, X-Ray and 16+, and it is priced at $None.

This title falls under the categories of Suspense, Action, Intense and Mysterious. 
The additional details include the following in key-value format :
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Here is a brief synopsis of the title : 1933. An ambitious young journalist, Gareth Jones, travels to Moscow to uncover the truth behind Stalin's Soviet propaganda that pushes their "utopia" to the Western world. When he gets a tip that could expose an international conspiracy, Jones' life and the lives of his informants are at stake. Based on a true story that would later inspire George Orwell's seminal book Animal Farm..