The Keepers

I don't write reviews and yet here I am. This documentary is very addictive. My husband and I , both brought up Catholic in the 60's, couldn't stop watching. It sickens me and yet I know it's all true. It makes me hate the Catholic Church for all of their power and manipulation, with no regard for the Sanctity of human rights. Thank you to Ryan, the director of this masterpiece, to Jean and the others who are still trying to get to the truth. I couldn't get this film out of my head...it is transformational.

Really well done documentary. I've watched four episodes so far and can't stop thinking about it. Truly horrific what these women were put through, by supposed people they could trust, and as teenagers! So sad. Truly hope Justice at least prevailed for perps in the afterlife!

Holy moly. What a wringer the makers of this documentary put us thru watching this.

We all know now that the Catholic Church has been for decades (centuries?) covering up and cleaning up after abusive, pedophile priests.

This is truly worth watching. I don't feel it is my place to decide on the veracity of the events these women (and men!) tell.

I think walking away from this every single person should have in their mind that in the future such events must not be allowed to happen.

This is a remarkable documentary. I am not going to talk about it too much (you will notice there is no Spoiler Warning here), because feel strongly that if you are thinking of watching it. Please do.

What you will see unfold before you is both horrifying and deeply moving. The human beings here searching for both truth and acknowledgment are just the most inspiring and brave people. It reminded me of why we (all of us) should never put all of our trust in powerful Institutions. We need to be vigilant. All powerful Institutions have a habit of lying to protect the Institution, rather than those they are supposed to serve.

It brings the news stories of survivors of abuse directly from the news to the personal. It packs one hell of a wallop.

A really incredible multifaceted documentary delving into the sexual misconduct of the teachers of a catholic high school and potentially how far they went to keep the secret undiscovered. The interviews were relevant, the subject matter intense, and the story captivating. The documentary covered all the bases of a really wild story.