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Spotlight (2015) - film poster, directed by Tom McCarthy

Spotlight

2015
2h 9min United States of America Feature
Directed by
Tom McCarthy
Not currently streaming on CaSTV

Synopsis

The true story of how the Boston Globe uncovered the massive scandal of child molestation and cover-up within the local Catholic Archdiocese, shaking the entire Catholic Church to its core.

Spotlight (2015) is a 2h 9min drama feature film by Tom McCarthy. The true story of how the Boston Globe uncovered the massive scandal of child molestation and cover-up within the loc... Selected for Los Angeles Film Awards (2025).

Key facts

Cast Mark Ruffalo, Michael Keaton, Rachel McAdams, Liev Schreiber, John Slattery, Brian d'Arcy James, Stanley Tucci, Elena Wohl
Original language English
First release November 6, 2015 (United States)
Production companies Anonymous Content, Participant
Awards Academy Award for Best Writing, Original Screenplay, Academy Award for Best Picture, National Board of Review: Top Ten Films, Dallas-Fort Worth Film Critics Association Award for Best Film
Setting Boston
Filming locations Toronto, Hamilton, Boston

Crew

Screenplay Josh Singer, Tom McCarthy
Producer Blye Pagon Faust, Michael Sugar, Nicole Rocklin, Steve Golin
Cinematography Masanobu Takayanagi
Editing Tom McArdle
Music Howard Shore

Trailer

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Rating

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Festival History

Titles
Original title Spotlight English
Québec French title Spotlight : édition spéciale
Soundtracks
CD Spotlight (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) - James Sizemore, Howard Shore (2015) 1 release, 2015: Howe Records
Cassette Spotlight (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) - James Sizemore, Howard Shore (2015) 1 release, 2015: Howe Records
Releases & classifications
Theatrical United States November 6, 2015
Theatrical Canada November 13, 2015
Theatrical United States November 25, 2015
Theatrical Brazil January 7, 2016
Theatrical Thailand January 14, 2016
Theatrical Mexico January 15, 2016
Theatrical Israel January 21, 2016
Theatrical Singapore January 21, 2016
Theatrical France January 27, 2016
Theatrical Australia January 28, 2016
Theatrical Netherlands January 28, 2016
Theatrical New Zealand January 28, 2016
Theatrical Portugal January 28, 2016
Theatrical Uruguay January 28, 2016
Theatrical Spain January 29, 2016
Theatrical Finland January 29, 2016
Theatrical United Kingdom January 29, 2016
Theatrical Ireland January 29, 2016
Theatrical Iceland January 29, 2016
Theatrical Turkey January 29, 2016
Theatrical Belgium February 3, 2016
Theatrical Peru February 4, 2016
Theatrical Poland February 5, 2016
Theatrical South Africa February 5, 2016
Theatrical Philippines February 10, 2016
Theatrical Argentina February 11, 2016
Theatrical Chile February 11, 2016
Theatrical Russia February 11, 2016
Theatrical Sweden February 12, 2016
Theatrical Indonesia February 17, 2016
Theatrical Switzerland February 18, 2016
Theatrical Hong Kong February 18, 2016
Theatrical Croatia February 18, 2016
Theatrical Hungary February 18, 2016
Theatrical Italy February 18, 2016
Theatrical Slovenia February 18, 2016
Theatrical Bulgaria February 19, 2016
Theatrical Estonia February 19, 2016
Theatrical India February 19, 2016
Theatrical Lithuania February 19, 2016
Theatrical Taiwan February 19, 2016
Theatrical Venezuela February 19, 2016
Theatrical Switzerland February 24, 2016
Theatrical South Korea February 24, 2016
Theatrical Switzerland February 25, 2016
Theatrical Germany February 25, 2016
Theatrical Denmark February 25, 2016
Theatrical Greece February 25, 2016
Theatrical Ukraine February 25, 2016
Theatrical Latvia February 26, 2016
Theatrical Romania February 26, 2016
Theatrical Serbia March 3, 2016
Theatrical Macedonia March 10, 2016
Theatrical Norway March 11, 2016
Theatrical Czech Republic April 7, 2016
Theatrical Slovakia April 7, 2016
Theatrical Cambodia April 8, 2016
Theatrical Japan April 15, 2016
Streaming France May 26, 2016
Theatrical Netherlands June 29, 2016
Television Israel December 23, 2016
Television Netherlands January 7, 2018
Streaming France January 27, 2019
Television Italy May 9, 2021
Streaming France November 23, 2021
Classification Germany 0
Classification United Kingdom 15
Classification United States R
Versions & editions
Original version (English)
Home video United States February 23, 2016
Home video Greece May 2, 2016
Home video United Kingdom May 23, 2016
Home video France June 8, 2016
Full credits
Director Tom McCarthy
Cast Mark Ruffalo (Michael Rezendes), Michael Keaton (Walter 'Robby' Robinson), Rachel McAdams (Sacha Pfeiffer), Liev Schreiber (Marty Baron), John Slattery (Ben Bradlee, Jr.), Brian d'Arcy James (Matt Carroll), Stanley Tucci (Mitchell Garabedian), Elena Wohl (Barbara), Gene Amoroso (Steve Kurkjian), Doug Murray (Peter Canellos), Sharon McFarlane (Helen Donovan), Jamey Sheridan (Jim Sullivan), Neal Huff (Phil Saviano), Billy Crudup (Eric Macleish), Robert B. Kennedy (Court Clerk Mark), Duane Murray (Hansi Kalkofen), Brian Chamberlain (Paul Burke), Michael Cyril Creighton (Joe Crowley), Paul Guilfoyle (Peter Conley), Michael Countryman (Richard Gilman), Tim Whalen (Young Cop), Martin Roach (Cop in Coffee Shop), Brad Borbridge (Sports Editor), Don Allison (Bishop), Patty Ross (Linda), Paloma Nuñez (Garabedian's Receptionist), Robert Clarke (Judge Volterra), Gary Galone (Jack Dunn), David Fraser (Jon Albano), Paulette Sinclair (Receptionist at Judge's Chambers), Laurie Heineman (Judge Sweeney), Elena Juatco (Guest List Woman), Nancy Villone (Maryetta Dussourd), Wendy Merry (Female Editor), Siobhan Murphy (Intern), Eileen Padua (Sacha's Grandmother), Darrin Baker (Middle Age Priest at St. Peter's), Brett Cramp (Middle Aged Man), Joe Stapleton (Older Cop), Maureen Keiller (Eileen McNamara), Jimmy LeBlanc (Patrick McSorley), Tim Progosh (Principal Bill Kemeza), Neion George (Waiter at Gala), Laurie Murdoch (Wilson Rogers), Zarrin Darnell-Martin (Intern Wanda), Krista Morin (Young Reporter), Paula Barrett (Jim's Wife), Mairtin O'Carrigan (Stewart), Rob deLeeuw (Herald Reporter Quimby), Nancy E. Carroll (Jane Paquin), Anthony Paolucci (Kevin), Michele Proude (Lisa Tuite), Richard O'Rourke (Ronald Paquin), Len Cariou (Cardinal Law), Dennis Lynch (Clerk O'Brian), Stefanie Drummond (Sheila), Mark McGrinder (Weeping Man), Richard Fitzpatrick (Rectory Priest), Tom Driscoll (Disgruntled Man), Jeffrey Samai (Library Security), Moira Driscoll (Woman Interviewee), Forrest Weber (Angry Man), Doreen Spencer (Older Southie Woman), Janet Pinnick (Receptionist), Shannon McDonough (Receptionist), Shannon Ruth (Girl at Garabedian's), Daniel Ruth (Boy at Garabedian's), Jennifer Ruth (Mother at Garabedian's), Timothy Mooney (Bad Priest), Bruce-Robert Serafin (Boston Globe Security Guard), Donna Sue Jahier (Angry Man's Sister), Edward Brickley (Red Sox Announcer (voice)), Richard Jenkins (Richard Sipe (voice) (uncredited)), Elena Khan (Boston Reporter (uncredited)), Teresa Wilson (Maureen (uncredited)), Amy Whalen (Pedestrian (uncredited)), John Franchi (Pedestrian (uncredited)), Peter Lewis Walsh (Red Sox Fan (uncredited)), Lance Norris (Driver (uncredited)), Harold Rudolph (Lawyer (uncredited)), Colleen Kelly (Librarian (uncredited))
Screenplay Josh Singer, Tom McCarthy
Producer Blye Pagon Faust, Michael Sugar, Nicole Rocklin, Steve Golin
Executive producer Bard Dorros, Jeff Skoll, Jonathan King, Josh Singer, Michael Bederman, Peter Lawson, Pierre Omidyar, Tom Ortenberg, Xavier Marchand
Cinematography Masanobu Takayanagi
Editing Tom McArdle
Music Howard Shore
Production design Stephen H. Carter
Visual effects Colin Davies, Mike Duffy
Sound Paul Hsu
Costumes Wendy Chuck
Identifiers & sources
Wikidata Q18154496
IMDb tt1895587
TMDB 314365
CQ 106807

Additional data: TMDB.

Source: Wikidata (CC0-1.0)

Source: Cinémathèque québécoise, linked catalogue data (CC BY 4.0)

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