The case is not complicated, but it is gripped by the director's first-class narrative style. The suspect took the initiative to ask for an interview after watching the documentary. The plot and real life are intertwined. What attracts me to this show is that the director is not just a storyteller, but is involved in the investigation of the truth, and extends his invisible hand from behind the screen to expose the dark side of the American judicial process. In the process of filming a documentary, the murderer was finally brought to justice, and it is impossible to say whether the director made the murderer or the murderer made the drama. Because Drust himself participated, I was able to see the client's statement and views on each case, a honey-like personality full of self-contradictions. At the same time, the interview records of judicial clerks, lawyers, and the relatives and friends involved also made me think further about human nature. The truth is that the real world is a hundred times more exciting than movies. In any case, only the truth can redeem us. , in order to let all the dust settle, but most of the time what we see is just the tip of the iceberg, what is the truth?
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