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Ver The Witness

(3813) 7.0 89 min 2015 Subtitles and Closed Captions

The Witness is a movie starring William Genovese, Shannon Beeby, and Kitty Genovese. The brother of Kitty Genovese investigates the circumstances of her murder and the truth of the story that dozens of locals witnessed the crime and...

Genres
Mystery, Crime, Documentary, Biography
Director
James D. Solomon
Starring
Kitty Genovese, Shannon Beeby, Winston Moseley, William Genovese

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Genres Mystery, Crime, Documentary, Biography
Director James D. Solomon
Writer William Genovese, Russell Greene, James D. Solomon, Gabriel Rhodes
Stars Kitty Genovese, Shannon Beeby, Winston Moseley, William Genovese
Country USA
Also Known As 37 Tavse vidner, Martorul
Runtime 1 h 29 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Description The brother of Kitty Genovese investigates the circumstances of her murder and the truth of the story that dozens of locals witnessed the crime and did nothing to intervene.

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21 customer reviews about crime «The Witness»

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Sean Garcia
Sunday, 19 Jul 2020 11:45

Not a lot of people know the facts of the death of Kim Jong Il, but after watching this documentary it is a little easier to grasp his end. The documentary is structured in a way that is so unlike most documentaries that the viewer is left feeling like they are just sitting there. It is a bit hard to get the whole picture, but it is an effective way to give the viewer the chance to grasp the situation. The Documentary was directed by William Friedkin and stars both James Franco and Mark Wahlberg. The Documentary is a first rate work, and I give it a rating of 8/10. I highly recommend that everyone should see this movie. *Spoiler*
Albert P.
Saturday, 18 Jul 2020 04:18

Graphic in its execution and harsh in its tone, "The Witness" is the film adaptation of a true story. A look at the life of Gerald McRaney, who committed suicide after seeing the aftermath of the bombing of the World Trade Center. Although the movie is an hour and a half, there are a lot of other interviews with other people who knew McRaney, and their thoughts on what he went through. The movie is quite well made, although it doesn't provide the kind of close-up that you'd expect to see in an hour-and-a-half feature. It also had a much darker tone, with some of the interviews being very graphic. Still, it's a very well-done film that's worth seeing.
Dylan Walters
Sunday, 12 Jul 2020 10:54

I don't get the hype about this movie. I am sure it will be a hit on Netflix and other streaming services, but that doesn't make it a great movie. The movie is slow, the movie is boring, and the movie is long. It's not a documentary, it's not a thriller, it's not a drama, it's not a drama, it's not a mystery, and it's not a comedy. It's a movie that has two plot lines that are very cliche. If you like films that are not the most important thing in a film, you might like this movie. If you like films that are the most important thing in a film, you might not like this movie.
Larry L.
Tuesday, 07 Jul 2020 11:11

This documentary is about a serial killer who killed people using the cross. There is a big fight between two of the witnesses against the "devil" and their motivations are not clear. Some of the murders seem like random accidents, while some seem like the witness was forced to do it. The most fascinating part is that the "devil" is no god. He does not kill people because he feels something in his soul, but because it is the only thing he can do to satisfy his rage. If you have never seen a documentary, you should watch this, it is well worth your time.
Melissa
Wednesday, 01 Jul 2020 23:43

I loved this film. The pacing is excellent. The editing is amazing. The acting is superb. The camera work is superb. The story is one of the best I've ever seen. I was blown away. I am a big fan of Laura Poitras. She has been one of my favorites for years. She's just amazing. Her eyes are just mesmerizing. The subject matter is one of the most important stories that has ever been told. I think that this film is perfect for anyone. The audience is so much in touch with what is happening. This film shows what the media is doing to the public. It's like that video of the hurricane, the helicopters, the fire trucks, the rescue workers, the people on the ground. This film is a must see.
Tyler Mills
Tuesday, 30 Jun 2020 16:16

The film "The Witness" is based on a true story of a group of American young men in the early 1960's who were charged with murdering a woman and her child. The men were accused of trying to use a simple razor to kill the mother, which was deemed to be an act of cannibalism, and also of attempting to kill the child, but were acquitted. The men were eventually released from prison, and went on to form a revolutionary group of their own, which included the men who were eventually convicted. The film, in an attempt to not give too much away, tells the story of how the men and their radical organization changed the world for the better. The film is directed by Oliver Stone, who also co-wrote the screenplay. The film is an interesting story, which keeps you on your toes, wanting to know how it will end. The film is interesting because of the realistic feel it gives to the narrative, and also the fact that the men are portrayed as real people. The film has a very powerful and powerful message, and is an excellent documentary. The film is not a happy film, but it's a very powerful film. It's worth watching. The film is also very graphic, and that is to be expected. The film has a strong message, and a powerful message. Overall, I give the film a 10 out of 10.
Rebecca
Tuesday, 30 Jun 2020 10:19

A movie made on the basis of the real story of the deaths of thousands of young women in the early years of the seventies. There were many deaths in the group, of course, but we don't know what happened to all of them, only what we see on screen. But it's hard to watch and hard to be objective about. It's easy to compare the movie to the real thing, and it's easy to condemn it. But the film is a testimony. This is the story of a little group of people. It's a lot of women, of all ages. They had everything they needed, but they had no help, no support. They had no direction. No one who could have helped. They were desperate, and they took desperate measures to survive. They were forced to be "the witnesses" - to testify. But they had no control over the process. They were completely helpless, and they had no choice but to be silent. The life of a teenage girl was a life of pain and desperation. There is no hope for them. It was a terrible thing to witness. But they were the only people who knew. That was the truth. That was the tragedy of the movie. We see them, we feel their pain. It is a great film. It's a must-see. But it's not a documentary. It's not a movie. It's a documentary about a woman's nightmare. But I'm not sure if the film is truthful. There are a few things that are not quite right. The case of the teenager who committed suicide, for example. The teenager didn't just disappear. She was found by a janitor in the kitchen of the church where the group met. It was actually a janitor who was also a teacher at the school. The police didn't believe that she committed suicide. We saw that she was arrested and tried as an adult, but she was released from the hospital on bail. It was never explained why she had been released. The people who were supposed to be her witnesses never testified. And there is another disturbing aspect to this story. We see that the women were not respected as human beings. Some of them were mistreated. There was an incident where a mother was kicked out of her house and told she couldn't have her daughter anymore. The mother was told that her daughter would be sent to a girls school. In fact, she was sent to a girls school where the headmistress had previously been a nun. This is the story of the "women's mill". It was a place where women could be forced to become prostitutes. There was a lot of sexual abuse, and the girls were forced to have sex with as many men as they could. We see that women were used as a source of sexual gratification. It was not a choice. The people who were supposed to be witnesses were not respected. We saw the "women's mill" as a place where people were forced to be prostitutes. But there is also a story of the young woman who committed suicide. She was in her thirties and had just been released from prison. Her life was turned upside down. She was forced to be a prostitute. She was promised money to stop her work, but she was denied it. She was promised money, but she
Catherine S.
Tuesday, 23 Jun 2020 21:21

The film had a strong plot line. This is something I appreciated and respected in the documentary. The story itself was compelling, and the interviewees were all good people. The documentary is only 10 minutes long, but that is so long it drags on. The interviews were fun, but the flow of the film is poor. The film tries to tell the story, but instead just leaves you guessing. It is well done, but not as well as it could have been. There is no one director or editor that is responsible for this.
Roy
Friday, 12 Jun 2020 02:43

If you liked the true story of the Duke of Wellington, you'll love this movie. If you're in the mood for something a bit more action-oriented, this movie will disappoint. However, if you like stories with twists, you'll love it.
Craig
Thursday, 11 Jun 2020 20:47

This movie is one of the best documentary films I've ever seen. It is an amazing story of the world that so many people have to live in and the people that are living in it. The world is full of dark and stormy days, and the world seems to have no answer to the darkness that is thrown at us all the time. As the story goes on, we learn more about the real life stories that this film covers. We learn more about the different types of people that live in this world, and the things that they have to deal with when they are in the dark night. It is an amazing story that leaves you with a sense of hope and positivity. We learn how many people were on the other side of the story that were involved in the other crimes and how they changed their lives because of the tragedy of the night they were caught up in. I think that this is one of the most amazing documentaries I've ever seen. It's one of the most inspirational and best documentaries ever. I think that this film is great and has a great message. I recommend this film to anyone who is a fan of documentaries. It's one of the best documentaries I've ever seen. It's a great story that will make you think. This film is one of the best documentaries I've ever seen.
Jeffrey
Sunday, 24 May 2020 07:14

Before this movie came out, I had heard of the Deborah Treisman case. I didn't know much about it, but it seemed to fit a pattern. The majority of the people who worked for her were either prostitutes or had something to do with her. I had never heard of the case before, but I don't think I'm alone in that. I watched this movie as soon as it came out. I am a big fan of John DuPont, so I had high expectations for this film. I am glad I saw it, because it was a very compelling story. I didn't know anything about the case. I only know the basics. The movie is very well-made. There were some very touching scenes in it. I felt very sympathetic to the wife of the main character. I knew that she was not trying to hide anything from her husband, but it was still shocking. I found it to be an interesting story. It is not necessarily a documentary, but I think it's a documentary on its own merits. This is the first documentary I have ever seen about a real-life case. I will not say much more about it, except that it is a good movie. I recommend this film to everyone. It is a very compelling story.
Dorothy
Sunday, 24 May 2020 01:18

The reason I picked this film up in the first place was because of the character of Bob Duvall. I am not a fan of Mr. Duvall and have had trouble seeing him in anything he has been in. But, I am glad to say that he does an excellent job here. His voice is very difficult to hear but that is not the main problem. The main problem with Duvall is that he is often the victim of the obvious propaganda the church is trying to push in the public. This is especially true in the case of Robert King, the man Duvall claims has lied. It's a strange world in which Bob Duvall is living. He is the man who made his own documentary about a murder and after watching it, Duvall decided he didn't want to be on camera anymore. In the film he says that he wants to get out of his "ghetto" and into the mainstream. This is what Bob Duvall is fighting for, the right to be heard. But it is not an easy road to travel. He is constantly being called names and being told to "shut up" and even the people in his life do not want to listen. So, we are introduced to him at a point in his life when he is dealing with the death of his son. Duvall is just an old man and doesn't have the right to talk about this. But, this is the point in his life where he needs to do so. He does his best to be a good father and husband and to raise his son. But, this is the point in his life where he is trying to do this so much that he is almost sick of it. The film is a good documentary on Duvall's life. It is difficult to watch at times but I was glad I watched it. It is an interesting and entertaining film.
Virginia
Friday, 22 May 2020 17:51

The best documentary I have ever seen. I am not surprised that the majority of critics hated it. A lot of people seem to have forgotten the story that it was about and was about an actual torture victim. I think that the movie could have been a lot better if it had not focused on the story of the trial and the torture and just tried to show the aftermath of it. The last part of the movie was a great depiction of what the police did in order to get a confession out of the accused. They did not torture him and he had nothing to say. I would have preferred to see the actual confessions of the accused. I don't know how it is possible to show the torture to someone and then not show them what they did to him. I think that the documentary should have been more about the trial and not about the torture. If you are a fan of True Crime Documentaries, then you should see this one. 8/10
Andrew J.
Sunday, 17 May 2020 12:20

I just saw the documentary on this film, and was shocked at the depth of the information given about the JFK assassination, as well as the family's battle to get it made. The first thing that jumped out at me is that the documentary only follows the family members for the last two years of their lives. This allowed me to understand more about the family and the reason behind the not being allowed to release the documentary. The documentary does a fantastic job of getting you to understand the fight between the family and the government. It also shows the good things that came from the family's fight, such as their love of music, the amazing home, and the joy that comes with being a single parent. The documentary also includes some of the people involved with the assassination, such as Mark Lane, and that helps you understand the importance of the witnesses to the assassination. I was also impressed with the strength of the family's fight, and the fact that they are not just children, but a single parent with two beautiful kids, as well as being a successful musician. This documentary also shows the amount of time the family and the government spent trying to keep the family secret, which also showed the incredible effort that the family put in to keep the family secret, as well as the great amount of time that the family spent trying to keep the truth from the public. The documentary also gave a lot of information on the many conspiracy theories surrounding the assassination. I was also impressed by the research that was done on the theories that the family had to go through, as well as the many things that they did to try to find the truth. The documentary also showed a lot of research and investigation that the family did to try to find the truth, which made me really happy about the fact that the family's fight was successful. Overall, the documentary was extremely well done, and I am glad that I watched it, as it helped me understand a lot more about the story that was behind the assassination, as well as the family's fight to get the documentary made. I also think that this documentary was a great way to show that family members have a lot of power and that they can make a difference. Overall, I give this documentary an 8/10.
Bryan Jacobs
Sunday, 17 May 2020 06:23

I thought it was a fascinating movie, with interesting ideas. I'm not a fan of documentaries, and it is quite a challenge to watch a documentary on a documentary. Still, I'm glad I gave this one a chance, I really enjoyed it.
Diana Rivera
Tuesday, 12 May 2020 06:40

Here's a little bit of info on this film. It was funded by the British Film Institute, the film was made on a shoestring budget and is largely true. I read a few of the reviews here and found most of them were very negative. I was tempted to leave and watch some TV, but I kept going back to see how it turned out. I have to say it's worth the watch. The acting was great and the subject matter (conspiracy theory) was really well done. It was quite nerve racking and I was somewhat afraid of what I was about to see. I think the only thing I didn't like was the 'documentary' style it was presented in. It looked like they were trying to cram as much information in as possible. I didn't mind that it was so fast paced and didn't really care. It didn't matter anyway because I was so involved with the story and the film itself that it didn't matter. It was probably the only movie that really worked for me. I'm giving it 8/10 for a reason. It was one of those films that has a lot of potential but never gets released because of people's obsession with conspiracy theories. I think this film is an interesting and enlightening look at what happened and why it happened. It is a film that doesn't have a clear direction and the conclusion could be wrong but I think it is pretty accurate. I would recommend it to anyone. It was worth the time. I wouldn't call it a masterpiece, but it is good enough for what it is. 8/10.
Tyler R.
Wednesday, 22 Apr 2020 23:15

I found this documentary quite interesting, mainly due to its argumentative nature, but also due to its personal nature. While I am sure many will disagree with some of the points that were made in the film, I felt that the filmmakers did a very thorough job of explaining the reasoning behind each of the charges. I feel that they should have given more information to the viewers about why the documentary was made, but then again I would have liked to know more about the charges themselves. What I did find somewhat annoying, though, was that the documentary seemed to be very structured, with very little randomness. I am a firm believer in the idea that documentaries should be structured in a similar way to novels, so I did feel a little out of place in the documentary. All in all, I really enjoyed this documentary. The director was a master of his craft, and the narration and narration of the documentary was also very well done. I recommend this documentary to anyone who is interested in the subject of a former student of George W. Bush. 9/10
Brian
Wednesday, 22 Apr 2020 22:47

I have always been a fan of documentary films and have longed for a documentary film that would give the audience a more in-depth look at one person's experience and one story in particular. After viewing the new documentary "The Witness", I have come to the conclusion that this film is a pretty good one. It provides an honest look at one individual's journey to discover that his life was not the glamorous one that he had thought it was. The film does an excellent job of showing the process of turning his life around and, in a sense, he becomes more of a part of the film. The film was extremely well put together, in my opinion. It was the kind of film that could be viewed by a broad audience, but is still fairly accessible. The film has a great message, but one that is ultimately one that everyone can relate to. The film is definitely worth watching, and definitely a good film to view. 8/10
James W.
Wednesday, 22 Apr 2020 21:32

I saw "The Witness" at the Tribeca Film Festival. The first thing that stood out was the film's visual aesthetic. The cinematography was superb, combining high-quality photography with use of natural lighting and motion-capture technology. The film's narrative structure was smooth and coherent, while still being extremely strong. The story, which follows a group of female investigators as they work to solve a case, is not overly complicated or confusing, and does not leave you with a bad feeling or feeling as if the film had lost its way. It is an excellent film that is still in my top ten, and I look forward to seeing it again.
Benjamin
Wednesday, 22 Apr 2020 20:14

The film tells the story of the notorious sex killer John Wayne Gacy, a man who terrorized his neighbourhood for years with a string of gruesome murders and mutilations. What I enjoyed most about the film was the depiction of the victims. It was a simple, yet powerful image of the people he terrorized. What made the film especially interesting was the way that the survivors, those who witnessed his crimes, were portrayed. The children in the film were portrayed as innocent victims of this monster. For example, Mary Lou, who was only 15 when she was raped and killed, was portrayed as a bright-eyed innocent, who didn't deserve to die. Similarly, the youth who witnessed the murders was portrayed as a young man who was clearly not responsible for his crimes, and that he was the victim of a horrific abuse. While it was a painful film to watch, I found it to be incredibly informative. In addition to the people who were affected by John Wayne Gacy, the film also included the stories of those who knew him, who were equally disturbed by his crimes. They were not only made to suffer, but were also punished for their crimes. The film also revealed the violence and brutality that the man inflicted on his victims. The audience was not only made to feel the pain of the victims, but were also told how they were treated, with one of the worst scenes in the film being a naked girl being raped and beaten by a large gang of kids, who are seemingly laughing at the women's pain. The film also included interviews with the police who were also completely shocked and shocked by the crimes that were committed by Gacy. In addition to the victims, the film also included the people who were present during the crimes, and was very well done. The camera was in close-up on some of the survivors, and there were some great, subtle shots of the crimes and the police cars that were following the Gacy family as they went to the funeral of the last victim. The director, Walter Fonda, did a great job of telling the story of the Gacy family, and telling the audience the stories of the victims. The only real complaint I had with the film was the inclusion of the murder of a child, which was very well done. However, the film was very well-acted, and made the viewer feel for the victims. The violence was extremely graphic, and there was a lot of blood, but it was done in a realistic way. I recommend this film to anyone who wants to learn more about the Gacy family, or who is interested in the victims and their stories.
Sara R.
Wednesday, 22 Apr 2020 18:31

The documentary "The Witness" has some flaws, but it's a good one nonetheless. It's a film that is based on a book and is filled with interviews and short films that detail the two "honest" women who testified against alleged child molester and serial child molester Jeffrey Dahmer. In their case, they faced jail time and they were all charged with first degree murder and involuntary manslaughter. One of the women was the very person who had initially accused Dahmer of killing her in 1978. Although the documentary covers the entire trial and all the evidence, there are no other interviews with Dahmer or anyone who knew him or was associated with him in any way. The documentary is a wonderful companion piece to the book and it is interesting and very well-done. The documentary is edited very well and the interviews are all very interesting. However, the documentary does have some problems. It is divided into two parts. One part is all about the trial and the other part is all about the trial and the accusations against Dahmer. While the documentary does not contain any interviews with the accused, it is still a very interesting documentary that shows both sides of the story and shows how each of the women had a story to tell and how it affected them. It is also a very well-done film and I highly recommend it.
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