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filmisrelevant

14Apr12

Compelling from start to finish.

Donald Alexandre

8Jan12

Un des meilleurs documentaires que j'ai vu, qui laisse le jugement au spectateur. Troublant.

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Threske

6Apr11

A window into a profoundly dysfunctional and neurotic family. One of the most depressive films I've seen, documentary or otherwise. ★★★★ for filmmaking; I'll be glad to never see it again

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Jamie

17Nov10

Essentially what a good documentary should be: The exploration of a film maker within the subject and build of narrative as he/she sees it. Jarecki clearly had a judgement on the case, and he makes this quite clear at times, however there's a brilliant ambiguity to the film that shows the 'chinese whisper' essence of human beings. I know if I watched it 10 times I'd have a new opinion each time. Absolutely brilliant.

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zazie

2Sep10

An extremely cinematic documentary about a very peculiar case... Easily one of the best documentaries I've ever seen.

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    Aurora

    12Apr12

    Zazie, can you help me? Where can I find this documentary? Please, thanks.

Ardhi Syaifuddin

27Jun10

A brilliant documentary. Heartbraking & disturbing at the same time.

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Reel Lover

27Feb10

So disturbing to me.. I couldn't stop thinking about it. Really great doc

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Conor

7Feb10

Hands down one of the greatest documentaries I have ever seen.

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Phil Worfel

11Sep09

Whew. Disturbing and amazingly effective. Ended up discussing this one for hours and hours afterward. Tremendous storytelling with a subjects ripe for debate. Watch it!

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Derek Wood

9Sep09

Brilliant, voyeuristic, haunting, affecting... unforgettable. I know this is just a list of adjectives and not a "review," but there are only so many hours in the day, you know?

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Joseph Wallace

28Aug09

This film stayed with me for weeks after I saw it. Seeing a real street and a real house; watching real people. And no, not Big Brother.