While very difficult to watch for many reasons - the abuse, the injustice, the cover ups - it is a well done, meticulously thought out and well shot documentary. I was a young adult when this played out in the media and looking back, one thing I'll give Woody Allen is he had a fantastic, albeit nasty and shameless, team behind him. They spun the story so well that it made weeding through the truths a difficult chore. So there you go: he and his team were the brilliant scum of the earth, as are the people writing the low reviews which are obviously biased and have nothing to do with the film itself.
The idea that Mia Farrow was an unfit mother is laughable. That woman had unbreakable and unwavering strength.
Bravo to Dylan for doing this. She told her story and she told it well. I imagine while cathartic, it was emotionally difficult for everyone who participated. I'd only hope that I'd have the same courage and strength if I ever found myself in a similar situation.
The idea that Mia Farrow was an unfit mother is laughable. That woman had unbreakable and unwavering strength.
Bravo to Dylan for doing this. She told her story and she told it well. I imagine while cathartic, it was emotionally difficult for everyone who participated. I'd only hope that I'd have the same courage and strength if I ever found myself in a similar situation.