This is a thoughtful and moving documentary about a difficult and painful subject that I recently had the chance to watch in the US.
I don't usually leave reviews on here but felt compelled to do so because of the current imdb rating which is very different to Letterboxd where I usually review and came across this film, and where it is highly rated.
It's a compelling doc that exposes how much the police have been getting away with in this day and age, but it gives me hope that there are people our there who are trying to combat these injustices.
The filmakers did an amazing job in crafting a compelling narrative throughout the film, the cinematography is beautiful and utilisation of archive material is outstanding. I also really loved the music and sound design. Highly recommended.
I don't usually leave reviews on here but felt compelled to do so because of the current imdb rating which is very different to Letterboxd where I usually review and came across this film, and where it is highly rated.
It's a compelling doc that exposes how much the police have been getting away with in this day and age, but it gives me hope that there are people our there who are trying to combat these injustices.
The filmakers did an amazing job in crafting a compelling narrative throughout the film, the cinematography is beautiful and utilisation of archive material is outstanding. I also really loved the music and sound design. Highly recommended.