It could have been a very interesting documentary but the director seems more interested in a co worker & "friend" of Peter Madsen than in the death of the actual journalist which is a serious flaw in the film. She is emphasised far too much - she wasn't the victim but is almost portrayed as one. There is no real mystery either. It felt overly long and drawn out to expand the running time.
There are aspects of the story that should have been covered for instance why did Kim suddenly leave her going away party to go on a submarine ride with Peter? We get a fleeting idea of who this woman is which seems odd to me considering the story is about her murder.
The most interesting part is the creepy interviews of Peter himself who is clearly very odd.
Overall the docu could have been better.
There are aspects of the story that should have been covered for instance why did Kim suddenly leave her going away party to go on a submarine ride with Peter? We get a fleeting idea of who this woman is which seems odd to me considering the story is about her murder.
The most interesting part is the creepy interviews of Peter himself who is clearly very odd.
Overall the docu could have been better.