Others have summarized this documentary far better than I can. I will just reiterate that the movie is far too long. There is a lengthy description of folklore and horror stories, which could have been cut down considerably.
Then there are the interviews with the parents of the two perpetrators, which also could have been cut down. It seems like there is a lot of repetition.
This movie could have been tightened up and submitted as a short- subject documentary, and I think it would have been better.
I did like the courtroom sequences; however, the cases are not yet resolved. Perhaps the film-maker could have waited another six months to give the story a better conclusion? Obviously the appeals are going to drag on for years, but at least show the audience the outcome of the trials, which apparently are taking place in the spring of 2017.
I also would have liked to have heard from the victim, or a member of the victim's family.
Then there are the interviews with the parents of the two perpetrators, which also could have been cut down. It seems like there is a lot of repetition.
This movie could have been tightened up and submitted as a short- subject documentary, and I think it would have been better.
I did like the courtroom sequences; however, the cases are not yet resolved. Perhaps the film-maker could have waited another six months to give the story a better conclusion? Obviously the appeals are going to drag on for years, but at least show the audience the outcome of the trials, which apparently are taking place in the spring of 2017.
I also would have liked to have heard from the victim, or a member of the victim's family.