Getting Away With Murder(s) is a worthy piece of storytelling settling into its rightful place in the historical record of WWII and the Holocaust. David Wilkinson and his team present a masterful look into the most tragic of subjects. It's rare to find a work that introduces new material on a topic so explored and measured. The film exposes the eye-opening and disturbing complacency of governments and its elected officials around the world, while tracking the trials of war criminals who were brought to justice and some who never knew the inside of a courtroom. Getting Away With Murder(s) is a superlative work. Once again. Wilkinson inspires with his storytelling, the editing is simple superb and the cinematography is top notch. Bravo!
Review of Getting Away with Murder(s)
Getting Away with Murder(s)
(2021)
Masterful storytelling with new information on a familiar subject
11 December 2023