Starts off great. Well shot, good directing, lighting, footage and good pace. But towards the middle you feel they are grasping at straws to lengthen it. Friends talking about background that adds no value to the doco. One area that killed it for me was the obviously very privileged Indian girl the victim studied with. She goes on the usual feminists tangent. How all women need to be in fear and that men are at fault. Painting all men for the 1% of 1% of the worst in society. When a man is also being interviewed by a lady behind camera she issues the work "misogyny". I have seen this before in a promising documentary (a healthy scoop of man hating) and it just ruins it. Other then the feminist smell in some of the documentary what would have made this a 8 would have been if they discovered more crimes.
