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[A] short, riveting exploration of adolescent psychosis, teacherly responsibility, and the moral minefield that connects them.
Shocking in a good way.
In just seventy minutes, she manages to explore the headspace of these two individuals without ever conducting a thorough psychological assessment; there's a bold refusal to offer easy answers.
This intelligent, economical study carries its literary and philosophical influences with grace, and achieves a provocative thrust and an emotional power all the more effective for its tone of detachment.
Eschewing the hysteria and salaciousness favoured by similar true-crime dramas, Meier once again relies upon her humanistic impulses to depict the violence of Benjamin's acts as revelatory rather than something to be exploited for cheap thrills.
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