Film Review: "After the Hunt"
The psychological drama "After the Hunt" raises thought-provoking questions about power and moral ambiguity, despite its flaws.
The film, written by Nora Garrett, tells the story of two Yale University philosophy professors, Alma Olsson (Julia Roberts) and Henrik "Hank" Gibson (Andrew Garfield), as they compete for tenure amid allegations of sexual misconduct.
The relentless pursuit of answers is often more entertaining than the answers themselves.
Author's Summary: "After the Hunt" is a thought-provoking film about power and moral ambiguity.
- Starring: Julia Roberts and Andrew Garfield
- Written by: Nora Garrett
- Runtime: 139 minutes
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