Meurtres à White House Farm

This period crime movie boasts a really heavy atmosphere; a true crime story that shows police work and period background rather than chasing sensation. Several times the viewer gets confused about who the perpetrator really is and, frankly, I wouldn't want to judge this case. And I wouldn't even want to live in a country where guilt or innocence is decided by a lay jury influenced by the tabloids (even sole judges aren’t great, but at least they do their job professionally and are hopefully more resistant to newspaper headlines). IN A NUTSHELL: When someone's life is on the line, never blindly believing what seems so obvious. (27/03/2023)