American Tragedy

2019
13+
1h 20m

ÉVALUATION IMDb

6,2/10

699

MA NOTE

AMERICAN TRAGEDY is the feature length documentary film about our country's crisis in mental health, mental illness, suicide, violence, and the scientific studies that may help society's foundation: the family.

From the producers of Going Sane, this film uniquely follows the story of various survivors of unthinkable tragedies, researchers, journalists, parents, advocates, and focuses on our nation's efforts to solve the issues of mental health.

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Documentary

Sue Klebold tente de comprendre comment le fils qu'elle appelait affectueusement "Sunshine Boy" est devenu un tueur de masse.Sue Klebold tente de comprendre comment le fils qu'elle appelait affectueusement "Sunshine Boy" est devenu un tueur de masse.Sue Klebold tente de comprendre comment le fils qu'elle appelait affectueusement "Sunshine Boy" est devenu un tueur de masse.

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

6,2/10

699

MA NOTE

30Commentaires d'utilisateurs

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Anecdotes
During the scene where Sue describes the struggle of putting her socks on in the morning, there is a montage of flashbacks with her son Dylan; one of which shows her pushing him against the refrigerator. This occurred in a story that Sue shared in an interview with Dianne Sawyer. Sue spoke of Mother's Day in 1997 and Dylan had been quiet and stand-off-ish in the days leading up; so much so that he didn't get her anything for Mother's Day. In her frustration, Sue grabbed her son and pushed him against the fridge and yelled that he has to stop being so shut down and selfish."

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6/10

Interesting but misleading...

If you're looking for a documentary about the Columbine Tragedy from Susan Klebold's perspective, this isn't it.

While she is open about certain aspects of her son's life, she is not an open book. I didnt expect anything new or enlightening, but I was interested in hearing her speak about their lives up until April 20. Unfortunately, it felt like the filmmakers used her name & the tragedy to market an 80 minute Public Service Announcement about their ideas on Mental Health.