The Sentence
By Phil Guie October 15, 2018
As a depiction of how a family overcomes a most unimaginable crisis, this documentary is triumphant. As a call for criminal justice reform, it is powerful and convincing.
As a depiction of how a family overcomes a most unimaginable crisis, this documentary is triumphant. As a call for criminal justice reform, it is powerful and convincing.
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A town stage a mass reenactment of a terrible event that occurred 100 years earlier.
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Part feminist revenge tale, part psychological family drama, and part unlikely love story.
An implausible, real-life museum heist becomes perfect movie material for director Alonso Ruizpalacios.
A years-in-the-making documentary that is startlingly reflective.
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