La chica de la foto - Reviews

...is made with sincerity and real respect for its participants, and the result will get under your skin.

The awful revelations in Skye Borgman’s documentary about a seeming hit-and-run are utterly staggering – yet it still treats the victims with a rare sensitivity.

...will satisfy true crimes fans’ fix for real-life mysteries, but this time the victim’s tragedy and despair are more haunting than most.

...tells this young woman’s complicated story with curiosity but also with sympathy, and ultimately highlights the healing that would seem impossible after so much heartache.

...an astonishing, horrific, fascinating and complex true-crime story that starts with a brutal act of murder in the late 20th century and winds its way well into the 2000s and 2010s.

This film marks another concisely crafted form of cinema by director Skye Borgman (...) about the shocking subject of child abuse.

...an intriguing watch which keeps you guessing about the 20-year-old dead girl’s identity until the very end.