Um homem para a eternidade

Bolt's portrayal of More's internal conflict feels both personal and political. I wonder what inspired the choices in highlighting certain moments over others.

Despite being set in the 16th century, the questions about integrity in the face of authority resonate today. Did others find it relevant to current issues?

The shift from courtroom tension to personal reflection was striking. I'm curious whether this was planned to mirror the public vs. private battles of the characters.