Everyone who gave this a low score completely missed the whole point of the documentary. Someone said all it did was present conspiracy theories with no end. Well, duh, that's quite literally the whole idea.
Emanuela's case has been shrouded in mystery from the beginning and the family has been constantly led on to believe and follow various theories that would only bring in further questions and more heartache.
As viewers, we were also led on by everyone presenting their theories, only to be kept in a perpetual state of frustration and, in the end, to feel that same anguish the family goes through daily. On that note, the scenes that included the mother absolutely destroyed me. I can't even begin to think how painful it must be to process such loss and such injustice.
Sure, it could've been shorter or, better yet, include more interesting details (for example, why isn't Sabrina Minardi in prison since she literally confessed to being an accomplice?!) instead of replaying the same unnecessary scenes that had nothing to do with the story.
Emanuela's case has been shrouded in mystery from the beginning and the family has been constantly led on to believe and follow various theories that would only bring in further questions and more heartache.
As viewers, we were also led on by everyone presenting their theories, only to be kept in a perpetual state of frustration and, in the end, to feel that same anguish the family goes through daily. On that note, the scenes that included the mother absolutely destroyed me. I can't even begin to think how painful it must be to process such loss and such injustice.
Sure, it could've been shorter or, better yet, include more interesting details (for example, why isn't Sabrina Minardi in prison since she literally confessed to being an accomplice?!) instead of replaying the same unnecessary scenes that had nothing to do with the story.