I, like other viewers, would virtually roll my eyes the first 5.5 episodes when they would show the community play group. Like, ok, a bunch of hipsters making a local play about a tragedy. But when they showed the parts of the actual production, it was amazing. They seemed to have truly taken the relevant parts of what happened and managed to put it together in a compassionate and accurate way. So in a sense it was a production within a production, and both were very well told. I even got the lesson which I think the whole documentary was trying to impart about the dangers of prejudging. This was just an amazing, eye opening real life story of humans and how imperfect we are in so many ways. So tragic, so important and thank you to those who made this.
Review of Mind Over Murder
