This excellent film documents the responses of a family and community when a father is accused of child molestation. One thing that makes this a really unique film is that the family involved enjoyed making home movies, and they filmed many family interactions during the time of interest. One of the ideas the film brings out is the fuzziness of truth in a situation where the community becomes emotionally charged. The DVD has some nifty extras.
fritz
B
I also thought this was an excellent documentary, although after reading Steve's review, I expected more home movies. Still a very engaging portrait of a family going through the process of being accused of rather hideous crimes, possibly falsely. Interesting picture of our legal system and society.
