Crocodile Tears

About This Movie

Crocodile Tears is this intriguing documentary that digs into the psychology of murderers who perform public grief, a fascinatingly dark topic. It’s all about these killers who expertly mask their guilt with elaborate displays of sorrow and emotion. They go on TV, breaking down, pleading for information, and it’s chilling how convincing they can be. The pacing is deliberate, allowing you to really sit with the discomfort of it all. What stands out here is the rawness of the footage and the unsettling interviews that reveal the stark contrast between their public personas and inner realities. It’s not just a study of crime; it probes deep into human deception. A pretty distinct approach to true crime, honestly.

Explores the psychology of public grief · Intriguing interviews with a raw edge · Challenging perceptions of guilt and innocence