Truth 2015
"Based on the story behind the story."
James Vanderbilt's *Truth (2015)* dives into the high-stakes world of investigative journalism, where integrity clashes with controversy in the pursuit of truth.
Director: James Vanderbilt
Cast
Cate Blanchett
Mary Mapes
Robert Redford
Dan Rather
Dennis Quaid
Lt. Colonel Roger Charles
Elisabeth Moss
Lucy Scott
Bruce Greenwood
Andrew Heyward
Stacy Keach
Lt. Colonel Bill Burkett
John Benjamin Hickey
Mark Wrolstad
Topher Grace
Mike Smith
Dermot Mulroney
Lawrence Lanpher
David Lyons
Josh Howard
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Truth (2015) about?
*Truth (2015)* follows journalist Mary Mapes and her team as they uncover explosive allegations about a U.S. president's military service during the 2004 election. Their investigation initially appears groundbreaking, but as scrutiny intensifies, sources shift their stories and document authenticity comes into question, forcing them to confront the high stakes of their pursuit.
Who directed Truth?
James Vanderbilt, known for his work in filmmaking and screenwriting, directed *Truth*.
Who stars in Truth?
The cast features Cate Blanchett as Mary Mapes, Robert Redford as Dan Rather, alongside Dennis Quaid, Elisabeth Moss, Bruce Greenwood, and Stacy Keach in pivotal roles.
Is Truth (2015) worth watching?
*Truth (2015)* is a compelling drama for fans of journalist films, offering strong performances and a gripping narrative about ethics and accountability. While not as widely acclaimed as some political thrillers, its themes of integrity and the cost of truth make it a thoughtful watch for those interested in media and political intrigue.
How long is Truth?
The runtime of *Truth (2015)* is 125 minutes.
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About Truth (2015) — A gripping drama about journalism, integrity, and the pursuit of truth
James Vanderbilt's *Truth (2015)* dives into the high-stakes world of investigative journalism, where integrity clashes with controversy in the pursuit of truth. The drama unfolds around Mary Mapes, a seasoned producer and close ally of Dan Rather, who uncovers explosive allegations about a U.S. president's military service ahead of the 2004 election. As the story gains traction, Mapes and her team face relentless scrutiny when sources retract statements and authenticity of key documents is challenged. The film captures the tension of a media circus where reputations hang in the balance and the price of truth becomes painfully clear.
With a stellar cast led by Cate Blanchett and Robert Redford, *Truth (2015)* blends gripping drama with sharp social commentary. The atmospheric storytelling mirrors the relentless pressure on journalists navigating a landscape where trust is fragile and consequences are real. A gripping exploration of ethics, ambition, and the cost of holding power accountable, this film resonates as a stark reminder of the fragility of truth in the public eye.
