September 5

"It’s a really smart, involving, unassumingly written picture."

"Riveting and relevant."

"The movie ultimately thins itself out by glossing over historical and political context."

"(A) tightly constructed, claustrophobic thriller."

"Some of the performances seem stilted opposite Sarsgaard and Magaro."

"A gripping, singular depiction that stands on its own merits."

"Engrossing and pulse-pounding."

"A taut thriller."

"An erudite and well-performed ode to journalism in an analogue age."

"Benesch brings essential threads of subtext to her performance."

"The thrills of the journalism procedural come at the expense of ideological nuance."

"We can feel the rising panic just as palpably as we smell the stale coffee."

"Sarsgaard is commanding as the hard-driving Roone."

"(The film) takes an infuriatingly context-light approach to its subject."

"It’s a serious movie unburdened by self-seriousness."