It lacks new insight, but by focusing on the stories of survivors Filthy Rich sheds light on the lasting impact of Epstein's crimes. Read critic reviews
Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich (2020)
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Episodes
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1. Hunting Grounds
Air date: May 27, 2020
Survivors recount how financier Jeffrey Epstein abused, manipulated and silenced them, running a so-called molestation ""pyramid scheme" out of his mansion in Palm Beach, Fla.
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2. Follow the Money
Air date: May 27, 2020
Police gather mountains of evidence against Jeffrey Epstein who goes on the offensive; a look at how Epstein acquired the fortune that protected him for a long time.
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3. The Island
Air date: May 27, 2020
Jeffrey Epstein brokers a plea deal that is unusually lenient; a survivor opens up about the horrors she suffered on Epstein's private island.
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4. Finding Their Voice
Air date: May 27, 2020
In 2019, Jeffrey Epstein is arrested and charged with child sex trafficking; he spends only a short time behind bars, but his accusers still get their day in court.
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As one of many who have reviewed this four-part documentary, I want to share my honest opinion on how worthwhile and engaging it is to watch. Netflix is adept at producing documentaries, and this one is no exception. I believe it is essential viewing, particularly for those living in the US. It's not an enjoyable watch as it involves discussions of sexual offenses and victim interviews, but it serves as a stark reminder of the dark side of the society we inhabit. The documentary is a sobering reminder of how wealth and powerful connections can be used to obstruct justice and indulge in depraved desires without fear of repercussions. It leaves one pondering how many other individuals like Epstein are operating under the radar. The sheer number of high-profile individuals, including businessmen, politicians, and celebrities, who visited Epstein's island and engaged in illegal activities with underage girls is deeply disturbing. It is equally frustrating to consider that Epstein died without facing the consequences of his actions. Overall, I believe the documentary delivers on its promise of being a ‘jaw-dropping' experience. Unless you are easily triggered or offended, I recommend watching all four parts to gain insight into the reality of the situation.
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I appreciated the focus on the survivors. It helped me to understand how horrible his crimes truly were and how creepy he was. However, I found it unsatisfying. The filmmakers didn't dig sufficiently into where his wealth came from. His early ponzi scheme and management one billionaire's money would only account for a fraction of his wealth. Also, they didn't ask too many questions about his "suicide," only acknowledging the conspiracy theories aren't totally unfounded.
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A powerful series with narratives of young women that are hard to listen and imagine. A documentary that should be watched although directorially it is not a very good product.
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It's a serviceable documentary, at its best chilling, moving and surprising, giving voice to victims as it should be. However, most of the time it feels rather restricted narratively and directorially and doesn't get to the deeper questions.
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Powerful, insightful and an incredibly interesting unique case. It does a good job showing how it went down and survivor impact
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This show about Epstein goes really in depth about his horrible crimes, which is really interesting. Not great, but pretty good.
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This was definitely a strong piece about a sick sick sick person and his sick helpers, and the people they hurt.
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It was ok as far as documentaries. They could have dug deeper. So many questions remain.
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This documentary series gives a good and extensive overview about Epstein, his cronies and the crimes committed , but not much more insight than one could have arrived at by regularly watching the case in the news.
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Disappointing - lop sided, disjointed and too editorialised. It did not seem interested in finding out the truth. Could have been half as long and we'd have known exactly the same. It seemed padded out.
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