The real story just came to Netflix got brilliant estimates, and now its message is brighter than ever

Some The stories are happy to watch, even though the rest is well known. One such is a media mogul Harvey Weinsteinin the beginning of the groove She Said movie (2022) that has just come to Netflix for watching.

Today, Netflix’s power in the streaming market is such that the work as the work will receive a second (or third or fourth) premiere when they arrive at the service. From myself over two years ago published She Said I had missed out and now I took the damage back.

The risk was low, as the film premiered at times in different media and Rotten Tomatoes.

And I was not disappointed. I have written at least about twenty things about Weinstein’s saga, and it was interesting to see what kind of conditions the original pod was born. As a movie She Said It is surprisingly high quality narrative about a story project that has had a big impact on the world we live in.

Movie approaching the case of Weinstein to two journalists of The New York Times, Jodi kantorin and Megan Twoheynfrom the point of view. In October 2017, the magazine published an extensive article in which it revealed Weinstein’s sexual offenses.

By that time, they had continued for decades and turned into common secrets among large and nil film mogul employees. Actors and other employees developed different protection tools. One young woman advised her colleague to wear a quilt jacket and always sit in the armchair – never on the couch next to Weinstein.

However, many protection deceived, and life became corrupt.

Genre She Said Belongs to the same as other films about the stories of the Journalists of the study. On the more recent The Post (2017) ranks in the 1970s and tells about the journalists of The Washington Post and The New York Times who published so-called Pentagon’s papers. They refer to documents on the US government’s actions in the Vietnam War.

Spotlight (2015) tells the story of the Boston Globe’s investigative journalism group, which in 2002 revealed the children’s abuse cases in Boston in 2002. Of course, Watergate and many other classics of research journalism have also received their own films.

All These investigative journalism stuff is united by the danger of the opponent, and the means were quickly introduced in the case of Weinstein. Movie mogul had been trying to secure his back for years by paying for his victims and concluding confidentiality agreements.

The journalists had also been intimidated and pressured.

All Efforts were also made to use the means for the journalist of The New York Times, which, however, lasted for charcoal. After a month after a month, they interviewed the participants, applied for evidence, secured sources, assembled evidence. At the same time, they ensure that they are not followed or not recorded in their calls.

Weinstein had also hired a private investigation office to find out who had talked about their experiences to journalists.

Still, the journalists were not alone, as the background was not stood by the editorial manager Rebecca Corbett (Patricia Clarkson) as well as the editor -in -chief Dean Baquet (Other braughs), who responded to the Weinstein’s lawyer rage in admirably cool.

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In the compression of Weinstein lawyers, any small player would have been unarmed.

For myself The film also reminded me of the resources required by social journalism. Nowadays, it is fashionable to get excited about startup-minded little media entrepreneurs, and at times they are even suspected of even replacing traditional fields of journalism. It is like, in addition to daily journalism, agile multi -talented projects, in addition to day -to -day journalism, would open up paper -based municipal policy, evaluate small -scale poetry, and at the same time pedal a couple of stacking podcasts every day.

However, Weinstein alone had such a number of social relations, wealth and influence that any small actor would be unarmed in their compression.

One descriptive word exchange in the movie is: Journalist Megan Twohey: The assistants are called Rowena Zhiu and Zelda Perkins, third name Laura Madden, but none of them responds to the call.

Editor -in -chief Rebecca Corbett: Then go to see them.

Thowey: They live in Silicon Valley, London and Wales,

Corbett: When can you get up to the machine?

Many of the small media of the new era might be missed by a intercontinental journey, even if there is no guarantee of reaching the interviewees.

Eventually Of course, the movie projects that have a broader impact will end up being a movie. Publication of Pentagon papers caused a court battle, which defined the freedom of expression we knew.

Boston’s pedophile priests struck a global tide in the Catholic Church, which led to the revelation of thousands of priests.

Weinstein’s collapse, in turn, gave the wings to the metoo movement, which made the world a slightly safer place to live, especially for young women.

For the coming years, more important research would be enough. In the beginning of the film, the same journalists in the New York Times are studying To Donald Trump targeted sexual offenses, but so only the same type is currently sitting in a white house and mixes deals with his Russian colleague Vladimir Putin with.

Those two submerged lawyers now have all the power at their disposal.

Hopefully, travel tickets will continue to have enough money.