Shrutika Nagpal

Heartfelt, oddly deep and realistic, hilarious in parts, and sweet. And they're all gorgeous, which helps.

Terribly made, amateur documentary. The makers were bombarded with information and interviews and they focused more on putting everything in rather than telling a linear story that made sense and was factually accurately. It's also extremely insensitive. People keep mentioning that because Billy was a MPD case, the victims were forgotten - the real women who were raped, and the men who were killed - but the documentary itself does that. The victims are nothing more than aged pictures brought out for dramatic effect. The music is so stupidly upbeat and the cinematography is like a college student trying to make a hipster film - experts and witnesses and journalists placed in empty, odd rooms to create a scary effect. I wonder if this was made as a joke or satire, to kind of show how the public made a sham of a sick individual and his brutal crimes. Because there's no other reason this was so trivialised. It's not a sensational tv show, it's real people's lives that have been ruined. Have some respect!

One of the most unexpectedly moving shows about domestic violenece I've ever seen. I can't comment on its authenticity. But the portrayal of the super human strength it takes to break out of a pattern of abuse is a must watch for each of us - so we can be better friends, colleagues and family to those who need us most, in their toughest moments.

4 stars because it's unpredictable and unbelievable but well-acted and self-aware in its far-fetchedness. And what beautiful people! And unexpected plot twists! And I love how just when you think you know what she's gonna do, you don't.