A great documentary highlighting a niche corner of society, contrasting urban and rural mentalities, follies of the justice system, and media swarms. Pitiable and nerve-wracking.

Backstory, backstory, backstory, trial, SLAUGHTERING A PIG, trial, trial.

Surprisingly dull

Complicated and heart-wrenching. Delbert's place in the town's (slightly suspect) support against the state's (very suspect) charge is like a child in a custody battle.

Very powerful.

Minimalist tactics always make for a transparent experience. Not answering questions but asking them. Bias is unavoidable in any journalistic approach and this is no different, so don't feel bad for shifting the goalposts a bit as needed. Unauthorized euthanasia misconstrued as malicious fratricide, rural solidarity, family values, illiterate rednecks and forced confessions.

Fell asleep halfway through & didn't have much interest in seeing how it ended

Not the best documentary ever, but a damned interesting group of brothers.

A quaint film about how awesome beards are and why you should brush your teeth.

Excellent documentary about some country folk that need a town that has ignored their ways to rally around them in a time of need. I appreciate the rawness.

Great story, but just an okay documentary.