Powerful and compelling story that plays upon 2 stereotypes of Catholic nuns and priests
Doubt is a powerful movie playing upon two stereotypes. One is of the evil old nun who terrorized kids at Catholic school. The other is of the pedophile Catholic priest. The story features Meryl Streep as the principal of a Catholic school who accuses Philip Seymour Hoffman a priest of having an improper relationship with Joseph Foster the only black child at the school. This is one of Streep’s standout performances. She plays the controlling personality to a T. Hoffman cares for Foster because he knows the pain he is going through. It provides a stark dichotomy in the film and also sows doubt about who is telling the truth and who is not. It’s a very powerful and compelling story.
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 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English"], "Directors": ["John Patrick Shanley"], "Producers": ["Scott Rudin"], "Starring": ["Meryl Streep", "Philip Seymour Hoffman", "Amy Adams"], "Studio": ["Paramount"]}

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