Another Netflix crime documentary. This time we had the murder of Sophie Toscan du Plantier, a famous French person who was murdered in West Cork, a small town in Ireland.
The first two episodes of the show was pretty boring. It was slow and dragging like many other Netflix documentaries. Because of this, I didn't care much about the progression of the story.
However, the last episode became more interesting and got my attention, despite having the longest runtime. There was a lot of back and forth between the accused and the family of Sophie. Also different sides got involved and pulled the story forward.
Overall, it's a mildly interesting crime documentary. 6/10.
The first two episodes of the show was pretty boring. It was slow and dragging like many other Netflix documentaries. Because of this, I didn't care much about the progression of the story.
However, the last episode became more interesting and got my attention, despite having the longest runtime. There was a lot of back and forth between the accused and the family of Sophie. Also different sides got involved and pulled the story forward.
Overall, it's a mildly interesting crime documentary. 6/10.