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Child Murder | Arkansas
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Outstanding Informational Programming | 1997 | Joe
1997 | Joe
Best Documentary | 1996 | Bruce
Directorial Achievement | 1996 | Joe
Best Documentary Feature | 1996 | Bruce
Best Documentary | 1996
Charles Guggenheim Symposium | 2012 | Bruce
For and | 2012 | Joe
Documentary | 1996 | Bruce
Outstanding Informational Special | 1997 | Sheila
Outstanding Informational Programming | 1997 | Robert
Best Documentary | 2017
Best Documentary | 1997
Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Documentary | 1997 | Joe
Best Documentary Picture | 1997 | Joe
1997 | Joe
Best DocumentaryNonFiction Film | 1996 | Bruce
Documentary Special | 1996
First feature film to contain licensed music of Metallica, something that the band was initially opposed of doing. The band was involved in raising public awareness of the accused. Joe Berlinger would later do a documentary on Metallica in "Metallica: Some Kind of Monster".
Filmmakers Joe Berlinger and Bruce Sinofsky spent 79 days over a 10-month period filming in the actual Arkansas locales.
Was #7 on Gene Siskel's list of the Best Films of 1994.
In an intermission from Jessie's court case (around the 48 minute mark) some footage of the locale is shown. One of them is of a sign for the Parkview Motel, which offers HBO cable. HBO produced the documentary.
First feature film to contain licensed music of Metallica, something that the band was initially opposed of doing. The band was involved in raising public awareness of the accused. Joe Berlinger would later do a documentary on Metallica in "Metallica: Some Kind of Monster".
Filmmakers Joe Berlinger and Bruce Sinofsky spent 79 days over a 10-month period filming in the actual Arkansas locales.
Was #7 on Gene Siskel's list of the Best Films of 1994.
In an intermission from Jessie's court case (around the 48 minute mark) some footage of the locale is shown. One of them is of a sign for the Parkview Motel, which offers HBO cable. HBO produced the documentary.
"Damien Wayne Echols: I knew from when I was real small people were gonna know who I was, I always had that feeling... I just never knew how they were gonna learn. I kind of enjoy it now because even after I die, people are gonna remember me forever. People are gonna talk about me for years. People in West Memphis will tell their kids stories... It'll be sorta like I'm the West Memphis boogie man. Little kids will be looking under their beds - "Damien might be under there!""
"Ford, Paul: Based on what you've heard up there, do you think Damien might have killed those three boys? Jason Baldwin: [after a long pause] They make it seem like he did. Ford, Paul: Do you think he did? Jason Baldwin: I don't know. Ford, Paul: Would you have a hard time letting him go if you were on the jury? Jason Baldwin: Yeah."
