38
- 2022
- 13m
On March 27, 1964, a headline in the New York Times started a discussion about witnesses of a crime not helping the victim. The phenomenon became known as the "bystander effect" or "Genovese... Read allOn March 27, 1964, a headline in the New York Times started a discussion about witnesses of a crime not helping the victim. The phenomenon became known as the "bystander effect" or "Genovese syndrome". "38" by L. W. Martin is a German scenic short film that raises exactly these 6... Read allOn March 27, 1964, a headline in the New York Times started a discussion about witnesses of a crime not helping the victim. The phenomenon became known as the "bystander effect" or "Genovese syndrome". "38" by L. W. Martin is a German scenic short film that raises exactly these 60-year-old questions again and takes a look at the people who claimed they didn't see or c... Read all