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£13.93 |
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£19.99You Save: £6.06 |
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Aspect Ratio 1.85:1 |
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English Hard Of Hearing
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| Release Date: |
26 July 2004 |
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The Friedmans are a respectable middle-class Long Island family, addicted to recording their daily lives - on super-8 in the early days, then later on videotape. But their world crumbles when the father, a respected teacher, is accused - along with the youngest of his three sons - of molesting schoolchildren.
Unbelievably, the arrest, trial and its horrifying aftermath are all chronicled in the family's own home movies, and the result is a remarkable tangle of contradictions that will haunt you long after the end-credits roll.
Compelling and thought-provoking, this multi award-winning documentary has captivated audiences the world over with its intimate exploration of an emotionally-charged subject matter.
Special Features
- Director's Commentary
- UK Exclusive Director Interview
- Unseen Friedman home movies
- Jesse Friedman's life today
- Director Andrew Jarecki's original short film on children's birthday party clown
- Andrew Jarecki interviewed by Charlie Rose
- Questions, answers and heated debates captured by filmmakers and the Friedman fa
- Footage of the altercation with law enforcement officials at the film's New York
- More on the case: compelling new evidence, witnesses, and uncut footage of the p
