Assassinato nas Profundezas

Título original: Into the Deep

2020
TV-MA
1 h 30 min

AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb

6,5/10

4,4 mil

SUA AVALIAÇÃO

A Swedish journalist disappears near Copenhagen and is discovered to have been brutally murdered by Danish inventor Peter Madsen aboard his homemade submarine.

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Quando a jornalista Kim Wall desaparece após embarcar no submarino do inventor Peter Madsen, ele muda muitas vezes a sua versão do destino da jornalista escondendo uma verdade aterrorizante.Quando a jornalista Kim Wall desaparece após embarcar no submarino do inventor Peter Madsen, ele muda muitas vezes a sua versão do destino da jornalista escondendo uma verdade aterrorizante.Quando a jornalista Kim Wall desaparece após embarcar no submarino do inventor Peter Madsen, ele muda muitas vezes a sua versão do destino da jornalista escondendo uma verdade aterrorizante.

Direção
- Emma Sullivan
Artista
- Peter Madsen

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AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb

6,5/10

4,4 mil

SUA AVALIAÇÃO

Direção
- Emma Sullivan
Artista
- Peter Madsen

Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro

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Initially announced as premiering on Netflix in May 2020. Following it's theatrical premiere at Sundance Film Festival however, two subjects and the film's main cinematographer, Cam Matheson protested the film in the press, accusing director Emma Sullivan and producers Mette Heide and Roslyn Walker of neglecting consent and traumatizing subjects. Netflix removed all reference to the film from its services on March 16th.

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Self - Inventor: Self - Inventor: The thing is, it's been a side job of mine ever since I was a little boy to spoof out authorities, to make them believe that there is nothing wrong and then act.

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8/10

Compelling viewing

This is a chilling exposé of a sociopath at work. In every frame of this absorbing documentary you cannot help but question the real motives of everything Peter Madsen says and does. Of course, hindsight is a wonderful thing and you really feel empathy for the cast of characters caught up in his web of deceit.

The producers and director do a great job weaving the characters (effectively innocent bystanders) to the main plot. The director also manages to ratchet up the tension as we get nearer and nearer to the already known, but still feared, denouement.

This is a great piece of documentary work by the same producers who gave us the equally absorbing Amanda Knox story.