Really goes to show how, no matter how disturbing, if a significant amount of attention is paid to something like this people cannot stop themselves from wanting to be a part of it. I really found it entertaining to watch a lot of these wacky adults clamor to be a part of this. Seeing the Burke actors happily bashing away at a watermelon, or basically any scene involving the Jonbenet actresses was gut-wrenching. Reading through facts and theories about a brutal horrible case like this can sometimes end up numbing you to the fundamental reality of it. This was more of an "artsy" piece meant to illicit a more emotional response. I would enjoy them to put this kind of money and focus into something that could serves as a sort of ultimate information documentary, accurately portraying all of the main theories and presenting the evidence for each. At this point, what does anyone expect though? Any new information would be a pretty big deal, and you only do so much with the information out in the public now. Don't go into it expecting to gain some new insight on the case, though. Minor thing that I thought of after finishing watching it. Oh and also it's called "Casting JonBenet" and she was actually the smallest character in this (a brilliant idea) but does make the title not really fit. I can see why people would hate this or not want to finish watching it, or think it's dumb but I.and I can't believe I'm saying this seeing how much I thought this was going to be utter trash.I liked it. It also shows how their can be different versions of Patsy and John depending on how you WANT to look at them, IE you can see John as the innocent one in all of this or you can see him as the child molester one in all this.
Everyone tries to make sense of it all but the more ideas and theories you throw around the less sense it makes. It's a lot like people here, throwing out wildly speculative theories to try and make sense of it all. Seeing everyone involved have a different opinion and seeing how they all try to relate some personal experience to something in the case is pretty fascinating. It isn't so much a documentary about The Ramsey's but of us, and the general public. But by the end it really is a great take on everything involved with this case. It seems like a mess of a documentary and really pointless like some dumb art piece, or comedy piece (it was quite funny for the first half of it). It's quite avant-garde and a different approach to this case. Posting Requirements: Account must be at least 8 days old and have 15 karma.Įnjoyed this much more than I thought I would.
This is a serious subreddit - be kind to your fellow user!Īggressive/disrespectful behavior is not tolerated here. JonBenet: Inside the Ramsey Murder Investigation by Steve Thomas Perfect Murder, Perfect Town by Lawrence Schiller Injustice: Why JonBenet Ramsey was Murdered by a Sadistic Psychopath - Not her Parents by Robert Whitson with Contributions by Andrew Lou Smit This subreddit does not assume the JonBenet's parents or brother are guilty of murdering her. It is a place for long time followers and newbies alike to discuss the case in a mature manner. Several other Australian films are set to screen at Sundance later this month including Cate Shortland's Berlin Syndrom starring Teresa Palmer, Red Dog: True Blue the prequel to the 2011 Red Dog film, thriller Killing Ground from writer/director Damien Power, short film Slapper from writer/director/producer Luci Schroder and the virtual reality project Orbital Vanitas from video artist Shaun Gladwell.This subreddit serves as a memorial for JonBenét Ramsey, A young girl murdered in the early hours of December 26th, 1996 in Boulder, CO. Green used this technique before in her previous documentary The Face Of Ukraine: Casting Oksana Baiul which also premiered at Sundance and won the non-fiction jury prize in 2014.īoth Screen Australia and Film Victoria provided additional funding for the film which was financed by Meridian Entertainment. Credit:Sunday Telegraph Magazineįor Casting JonBenet, Green took a different approach and relied on a cast of people from the Ramseys' Colorado community to use a combination of non-fiction and fiction filmmaking, asking the residents to reflect on their own experiences surrounding the trial. JonBenet Ramsay as Little Miss of Charlevoix County.
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