Civility
Cade Russo must reluctantly return home to Civility, Arizona to attend his father's funeral, and more importantly to him, the reading of the will. Cade had vowed never to return, never that is until his father's alleged suicide turns out to be a cover up for a brutal murder. Once back in Civility, Cade enlists the help of his father's old friends Marty (Tom Arnold) and Andrew (William Forsythe) in a murderous revenge scheme that shakes the town to its core. While dodging a hailstorm of bullets, the trio uncovers the truth behind the murder and a web of corruption that leads to the mob.
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Plot Summary
This documentary explores the concept of civility in society, examining its decline and its importance in fostering productive dialogue and social cohesion. It features interviews with various individuals, including academics, politicians, and everyday citizens, who share their perspectives on the challenges and potential solutions for promoting civility.
Critical Reception
Civility received moderate critical attention, with reviewers generally acknowledging its timely and important subject matter. While some found the documentary insightful, others felt it lacked depth or a clear narrative focus. The film was praised for its intention to spark conversation but was sometimes criticized for its execution.
What Reviewers Say
- Praised for addressing a crucial societal issue.
- Some critics found the exploration of civility to be superficial.
- The film's message is considered important, though its delivery could be more impactful.
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Fun Fact
The documentary 'Civility' was part of a broader initiative to examine and promote civil discourse in the early 2000s, reflecting a growing concern about polarization in public life.
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