Myra: The Making of a Monster

This documentary runs for 112 minutes and delves into the chilling details of Myra Hindley’s life, focusing on her background, her notorious partnership with Ian Brady, and the psychological aspects of her character. Hindley, who became known as one of Britain's longest-serving female prisoners, spent 36 years in jail after being convicted of the murders of two children in 1966.

The film examines the intricate nature of Hindley’s relationship with Brady, providing insight into the motivations and circumstances that led to their criminal activities. The documentary not only highlights the events of their crimes but also the broader societal implications of such heinous acts. It offers a grim perspective on the psyche of one of Britain’s most infamous criminals, making it a significant piece for those interested in true crime and psychological studies.