We learn about Anthony's parents, we learn about his childhood, and get an insight into why he's so withdrawn.
Has the ever been anyone on screen so withdrawn as Anthony? I'm not sure how anyone could watch this and not feel that that guy had a dismal childhood, I'm not justifying what he did, but I question whether he was taught right and wrong, good and bad, the father just didn't seem to give him what he clearly needed.
Very thought provoking, you are forced to think whether homicide can be justified or not, was Anthony pushed to breaking point, did he have no other choice, or was it murder?
It's interesting to learn the difference between murder and manslaughter.
Who really was the perpetrator, Burt or Anthony?
Very interesting, 8/10.
Has the ever been anyone on screen so withdrawn as Anthony? I'm not sure how anyone could watch this and not feel that that guy had a dismal childhood, I'm not justifying what he did, but I question whether he was taught right and wrong, good and bad, the father just didn't seem to give him what he clearly needed.
Very thought provoking, you are forced to think whether homicide can be justified or not, was Anthony pushed to breaking point, did he have no other choice, or was it murder?
It's interesting to learn the difference between murder and manslaughter.
Who really was the perpetrator, Burt or Anthony?
Very interesting, 8/10.
