Doubt

Sister Aloysius runs her '60s Catholic school with an iron fist. Trouble erupts when Sister Aloysius learns from painfully naive Sister James that Father Flynn has "taken an interest" in one of the boys, Donald Miller. When the head nun learns that Father Flynn spent time alone in the rectory with Donald, she draws unsavoury conclusions and confronts the man of God, determined to bully him into a confession of guilt. Instead, he pleads innocence and the situation spirals out of control when Sister Aloysius contacts Donald's mother to apprise her of the supposed facts of the case.