Ea Maples

Really well done. A profound commentary on society and human nature. They tell the story of the Ramsey’s through the actors seeking a part in a film depiction of the tragedy. Interviews with each individual about where they were in their lives when the story was told to the public by the press. The story of the ramseys touches in each of us something deep. Our own childhood traumas, our failures as parents, our desire for recognition/fame/specialness, etc. You can’t help but be one of them with your own story of where you were and your own who-done-it theory. It’s unsettling but not in the way you might think initially.