Making A Murderer, Netflix's long-form non-fiction series, is a slow, deep, detailed exploration that is hypnotic in its tick-tock rhythm. It draws you in, revealing its story in no particular hurry and with none of television's required cliffhangers or ginned up characters. It's a massive gathering of almost 700 hours of police interrogation footage, interviews, news reports and courtroom video. And it may be a whole new genre of non-fiction film.
Making A Murderer, Netflix's long-form non-fiction series, is a slow, deep, detailed exploration that is hypnotic in its tick-tock rhythm. It draws you in, revealing its story in no particular hurry and with none of television's required cliffhangers or ginned up characters. It's a massive gathering of almost 700 hours of police interrogation footage, interviews, news reports and courtroom video. And it may be a whole new genre of non-fiction film.
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