Estee Sery

The acting is superb. The story is riveting and engaging. Knife-murders are an act of rage, in my opinion, specific if they involve multiple stabbing. Not like using a gun, which I think is pre-meditative. The key question in the whole 4-hour series which was asked of the 13-year old accused was: Do you know what death is? In my humble opinion, this was the most important question. He simply didn't understand that death was final. I blame kids' video games that blur the line between reality and virtual fantasy.

Reviews much depend on age. People in their 50s and 60s find it "heartwarming" and "funny" while the 70 and 80 years old find it depressing. No wonder. Getting up there I found humor in parts, the casting excellent and the acting superb, but it scared the sh out of me. Who wants to look in the mirror? "We're all in denial," as the show claims. It's true.

Lee Miller, an American photojournalist, and Davy Scherman, also a photographer, could have gone home after Europe was liberated at the end of WW2. But instead, they chose to go to the front, to see with their own eyes and take photos for us to see, to believe. Watch LEE with excellent Kate Winslet.

Honest, real people sharing down to earth life's struggles. Believable.

If you're going for the truth and not just for enjoyment, this movie is for you. Excellent.