Police receive a 911 call from Jennifer Pan, who explains that her parents have been shot at their family home.
First of all, what a drab production, I've just watched another Netflix documentary, Crime Scene Berlin, which was such a slick production, this one, for Netflix was so bland.
The story, it's an interesting one, but the narrative is just off somehow, I don't feel we learned very much at all, very little exploration of Jennifer's relationship with her parents, no alternative theories explored.
The actual footage of Jennifer's interviews is fascinating, and does make the film worth watching. You see some of the techniques used by The Police.
Personally, it must have been tough for her, her parents seemed pretty strict, but what she did, as the title gives away...... unforgivably.
It's a little overlong at 90 minutes long, you may find yourself yawning and fidgeting a little bit.
Worth seeing, but don't expect to be wowed.
6/10.
First of all, what a drab production, I've just watched another Netflix documentary, Crime Scene Berlin, which was such a slick production, this one, for Netflix was so bland.
The story, it's an interesting one, but the narrative is just off somehow, I don't feel we learned very much at all, very little exploration of Jennifer's relationship with her parents, no alternative theories explored.
The actual footage of Jennifer's interviews is fascinating, and does make the film worth watching. You see some of the techniques used by The Police.
Personally, it must have been tough for her, her parents seemed pretty strict, but what she did, as the title gives away...... unforgivably.
It's a little overlong at 90 minutes long, you may find yourself yawning and fidgeting a little bit.
Worth seeing, but don't expect to be wowed.
6/10.