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Confirmation

Nominated to the Supreme Court in 1991, Judge Clarence Thomas (Wendell Pierce) must testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee after Anita Hill (Kerry Washington), his former employee, alleges she was sexually harassed by Thomas.
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Baltimore Sun
April 20, 2016 Beyond the cultural pop, it is also an engaging film with strong writing, sure-handed direction, superb editing and outstanding performances from Washington and Pierce.
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Flavorwire
May 05, 2016 HBO's original film about the 1991 Clarence Thomas hearings is a quietly powerful portrait of institutional dysfunction in the face of an uncomfortable truth.
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The Young Folks
April 21, 2016 ...for all the problems Confirmation faces, its forceful leads are what make this a worthwhile one-time viewing.
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TheWrap
April 21, 2016 The case for Anita Hill -- and all the unknown Anita Hills -- is argued persuasively in "Confirmation," a dutiful, solidly entertaining drama that effectively stirs the viewer's righteous indignation.
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Los Angeles Times
April 18, 2016 Filled with affecting and nuanced performances, Confirmation is an upsetting film to watch, hitting far too close to the bone to feel like a period piece about a regrettable moment from which we have learned.
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The New Republic
April 18, 2016 A well-made movie about a sensational moment in history that aims for the detached authority of a news report.
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Film Experience
April 26, 2016 The poster suggests "it only takes one voice to change history", but beyond title card lip service at film's end, they never explore this claim.
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The Atlantic
April 19, 2016 In revisiting the hearing 25 years after it happened, Confirmation offers a chance to consider its impact, and what it lacks in stylistic verve, it makes up for with methodical storytelling.
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Chicago Sun-Times
April 21, 2016 Save for a few scenes that feel like overkill just to give us a little bit more intrigue and suspense, Confirmation feels true to the spirit of the events, which were bizarre, unsettling - and undeniably entertaining.
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Washington Post
April 18, 2016 Yet despite its tantalizing subject matter, Confirmation is surprisingly flat and uninspired, in every way that it shouldn't be in 2016.
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Paste Magazine
April 21, 2016 The proceedings riveted America and brought sexual harassment and workplace equality into the forefront of our conversation. Of course we know how this case ends too... but that doesn't make reliving it any less fascinating, or important.
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Common Sense Media
July 19, 2016 Historic Clarence Thomas/Anita Hill retelling is intense.
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