Crimes Of The Heart

About This Movie

Crimes Of The Heart is a rather interesting documentary from 2003 that really peels back the layers on infidelity. The filmmaker, John Haslett Cuff, takes a raw approach, interviewing his mother and various women about their personal experiences with affairs. The atmosphere often feels intimate, almost confessional, like you're sitting in on some heavy conversations. The pacing is a bit meandering, but it almost adds to the authenticity of the dialogue. Each woman's story reveals different facets of love and betrayal, making you reflect on relationships in general. There's no flashy production here, just genuine stories that hit home. It’s distinct in how it merges personal narratives with broader questions about fidelity and trust.

Intimate interviews · Explores themes of trust · Meandering pacing adds authenticity