A defense of journalism
The Truth is based upon the 2004 controversy over a CBS story about President Bush serving in the Air National Guard to get out of serving in Vietnam. The movie is a defense of journalism. The film argues that what CBS reported about Bush’s time in the National Guard was true but they got taken down because of questionable documents. That then became the story and everyone jumped upon it and ignored what was in the original report. Not only that but it ended the careers of Dan Rather (Robert Redford), his producer Mary Mapes (Cate Blanchett) and others at CBS. Blanchett is the center of the story. She portrays a sense of anger, betrayal and intense pain at what happened. She believed in the story and was destroyed because of it. She’s the main reason to watch. Redford only has a supporting role in the film.
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