The Truth

Great detective thriller that keeps you on your toes.

Each character is well rounded and intresting, the plot lets you understand who they are, even when the past of some them is a mystery on itself. No one is purely heroid or villainous, which lets the character's actions be unpredictable while still fitting them.

Also, the characters portray various cultures from the middle east in a very refreshing way. There are orthodox, masorati jews and Israeli arabs- none of which is played as a 'stereotype'. You can tell the writers truly delved into each of the cast's mind and did everything to make them truly feel like a real, complex person.

There is slight nudity and violence, nothing pornographic or other the top.

Incredible true story of the tragic murder of two young girls taken place ten years apart.

Was there a a connection? Was there a serial killer on the loose who's struck again? But what about the man who'd been sentenced to jail for the first murder? Was he innocent all this time?

These are just some of the questions the investigators have to answer, and many more twists in the case they uncover only create more questions, as they dig deeper into the events surrounding these murders.

The murders of both girls touch the lives of nearly everyone involved in the investigation and the answers are equally as hard to bear.

The writing, acting and well defined production make watching this tragic story unfold well worth your time.