Note: This review is about the filmmaking, not the politics of this piece. This docuseries is a well-constructed, evidence-backed account to show the full landscape of this terrible collection of events. Woody Allen's own words and contradictions are illustrated along with the in-depth journalism and police investigations that apply to the events discussed. Furthermore this documentary talks about the public perspective and how that influences, and the larger cultures that surround these acts. This is doc, unlike Leaving Neverland, is NOT just two interviews and some drone shots. The filmmakers seem to hold themselves to the highest standards in their work and approach.

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