Anatomy of Lies

A well made documentry that packs a lot of information into the 3 episodes. At the time of writing neither review (there are 2) seem to focus on the content of this series....which is bizarre to me.

The story unfolds like a good novel, but this isn't fiction. Amazingly none of the content feels exploititive of any of the victims of Finch, and as someone who has gone through a lot of trauma, I was impressed by the time Vanity Fair gave to Beyer (Finch's soon-to-be ex-wife) and her children.

I also liked that it felt relatively objective in it's approach, although I would be surprised if most viewers don't judge Finch harshly, I know I do. The apathy of Finch is apparant, I don't think she'll ever realise the full impact on her victims, especially Beyers children. I was glad the series left me with a sense of hope and pleased there were no 'psychology' talking heads....something that irks me tremendously.

A solid 9/10.