I saw a documentary film at the Cinequest film festival early this year -- Dear Zachary. It is extremely moving and well worth viewing in my opinion.
It is now being released in some markets, but it is also going to be on TV. MSNBC (of all places) Sunday December 7. Check your local listings for times.
There is a lot to read about it on the internet, but if you want to see it, I would recommend not looking for details until after you see it. Quick summary: the director was a childhood friend of a man who was murdered. He is making a film tribute to his friend's life as a complicated mesh of human interactions and the justice system evolves. Heart wrenching, to say the least.
Hope you get a chance to see it. For those outside the US/Canada, I hope it becomes available but I can't say when or how.
I have no connection, other than I saw it and recommend it.
It is now being released in some markets, but it is also going to be on TV. MSNBC (of all places) Sunday December 7. Check your local listings for times.
There is a lot to read about it on the internet, but if you want to see it, I would recommend not looking for details until after you see it. Quick summary: the director was a childhood friend of a man who was murdered. He is making a film tribute to his friend's life as a complicated mesh of human interactions and the justice system evolves. Heart wrenching, to say the least.
Hope you get a chance to see it. For those outside the US/Canada, I hope it becomes available but I can't say when or how.
I have no connection, other than I saw it and recommend it.