Nobody Speak builds a damning, convincing case that journalism needs protecting.

What the film offers is evidence of a pattern, the shadows of a disturbing trend that add up to a warning: If we, as a society, don't push back against the chipping away of the freedom of information, it's only going to get worse, until it eats us alive.

It has the feel of a late-night conversation at a college party, full of good ideas but lacking focus.

Objectivity and freedom of the press is one of the foundations on which our country was based, and its ability to be controlled by those with deep pockets and influential authority is flat out alarming.