A look into the case of Anthony Tamplet, who shot his father dead, the question is why, he never denied it, but what pushed him to this breaking point?
A very well made series as you'd expect, it's certainly different, it tells a very unusual story. Insightful interviews, first hand points of view, and some surprising footage.
It makes you think outside of the box, it forces you to question whether killing someone can be justified, or if it's always wrong to take someone's life.
The real twist comes at the end of Part one, and what you thought was reasonable, what you thought you knew, is turned on its head.
For what it's worth, I liked Anthony, you can see someone who's had a terrible start in life, and anyone that says he's cold, I'd dispute that, and urge you to watch episode three closely, you'll see a different side to him.
8/10.
A very well made series as you'd expect, it's certainly different, it tells a very unusual story. Insightful interviews, first hand points of view, and some surprising footage.
It makes you think outside of the box, it forces you to question whether killing someone can be justified, or if it's always wrong to take someone's life.
The real twist comes at the end of Part one, and what you thought was reasonable, what you thought you knew, is turned on its head.
For what it's worth, I liked Anthony, you can see someone who's had a terrible start in life, and anyone that says he's cold, I'd dispute that, and urge you to watch episode three closely, you'll see a different side to him.
8/10.