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The Witness (2015)

A brother's journey to unravel the truth about the mythic death and little known life of Kitty Genovese, who was reportedly murdered in front of 38 witnesses and has become the face of urban apathy.

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Year
- 2015
Language
- English
Duration
- 86 mins
Director
- James Solomon
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Genres
- Documentary
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Andy Webster 01 Jun 2016

A re-creation of the night, with an actress playing the screaming victim while Mr. Genovese observes, is harrowing.

Clement S 24 Jan 2017

The Obsession of Passion The Witness was very interesting in certain aspects. The film was about a girl named "Kitty" Genovese who was killed by a man named Winston Mosley on March 13, 1964. The film revolved around the perspective of her brother and showed his thoughts and process of reviewing the case. Throughout the movie you can see what his passion about it and him trying to find peace with himself after the murder. However, with this it felt as though he had an obsession instead of an interest by spending 50 years of research towards the case, this was very offsetting in the film. There were also several parts that felt unnecessary which included his emotions such as hiring an actor to recreate the scene in which his sister was murdered. Overall the commentary and depiction of the film was interesting and mostly detailed. The Witness is worth a watch if you are interested in these types of films, otherwise some may not enjoy it as much.

Matthew Eng 12 Jun 2016

A remarkably rounded and unavoidably heartbreaking view of Kitty's life and murder and whose impact is, in large part, due to Bill's central involvement.

Kenji Fujishima 05 Jun 2016

Gripping, painfully personal, and deeply humane

Andi%20 C 21 Jan 2018

The Witness documentary demands the attention of an audience seeking to further their understanding of the Genovese homicide, grasp the danger of false media output, and master the art of questioning the news. This particular documentary was created with the intention to deliver the truth of Kitty Genovese, and offer comfort to brother Bill Genovese. Before viewing The Witness, I had no prior knowledge of the subject, and had never heard of the grave incident. I expected a plain explanation of the true sequence of events that occurred on that fateful Queens, New York night in 1964. Instead I was presented with an authentically filmed and brilliantly crafted walk-through of Kitty's life and Bill's detailed investigation, including snippets of Winston Moseley's parole appeals. I most enjoyed the raw interview footage and underlying message of the production, and strongly recommend this to friends in hopes to inspire them too to always "question everything".