Paradise Lost - The Child Murders At Robin Hood Hills/2 DVD

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Release Date: 27 June 2005

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Certificate:	Ex

Director:	Joe Berlinger, Bruce Sinofsky

Special Features:	- Director's Commentary., - Extracts from 'Murder, Witches and Capital Punishment The Case of Damien Echol

Region:	Region 0

Aspect Ratio:	Aspect Ratio 4:3

Number of Disks:	2

Main Language:	English

Subtitle Languages:	French, Italian, Spanish, German, Japanese

Description

The award-winning Paradise Lost films tell the horrifying true story of the West Memphis Three, the notorious American murder case in which three Arkansas teenagers, with a penchant for black clothes and heavy metal music, were accused and charged with killing three 8-year-old boys in a Satanic ritual.

Fraught with emotionally charged testimony, allegations of coerced confessions and a lack of physical evidence, the sensational trial prompted many to claim the teens were wrongly convicted in an atmosphere of 'Satanic Panic'.

The filmmakers spent over seven years capturing these shocking events as they unfolded before their cameras, with unprecedented access to all involved in this real-life human drama.

As an international movement to 'Free the West Memphis Three' gathers pace and the three convicted men continue to serve out their sentences (with alleged ringleader Damien Echols on Death Row) difficult questions still linger: are the West Memphis Three guilty of sacrificing three eight-year-olds to the devil, or are they victims of a modern-day witch hunt? Was justice served, or are the real killers still free?

With the release of both landmark films together for the first time ever, it's time to make up your mind.