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West of Memphis

2012 | 150 minutes | Rated R

Since the most recent of the Paradise Lost documentaries in 2011, all of the West Memphis Three — convicted of murdering three little boys in 1993 and serving prison time ever since — have been cleared of charges and released. Documentarian Amy Berg (Deliver Us from Evil, Bhutto) takes over the reins for Part Four of this investigative-reporting masterpiece by focusing mostly on Damien Echols, the prosecution’s chief bogeyman and putative leader of the three “satanic cult” teenagers swept into prison on a tsunami of fear and circumstantial evidence. But the real murder(s) of the eight-year-old boys has never been brought to trial. So at least one more doc needs to be made. Written by director Berg and Billy McMillin. (147 min.) By Kelly Vance

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Director: Amy Berg
Producer: Amy Berg, Fran Walsh, Peter Jackson, Damien Echols, Lorri Davis and Ken Kamins

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