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Director Daniel Sivan examines a cheating scandal that rocked the world of elite competitive bridge, exposing that the world of elite competitive bridge exists in the documentary 'Dirty Tricks.'
Audiences during the pandemic have had a nearly insatiable appetite for true crime TV. Was it the husband, the wife or her lover? “I hate myself but I can’t get enough of it,” one friend of mine said recently. “It’s a bit ghoulish but very entertaining.” Me? I like Cold Justice, Forensic Files, the Night Stalker, Mommy Dead and Dearest and a slew of other favourites. What I don’t like is the recent trend of making crime shows that compare in length to Lord of the Rings (Hello, CBC!). Same with crime writing in most newspapers. Darlie Lynn Routier is a true crime favourite. S...
True Crime Lists 10 true crime docuseries to watch on Netflix while waiting for Crime Scene: the Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel Thu Jan 28, 2021 at 9:30am ET Stills from Abducted in Plain Sight and The Devil Next Door. Pic credit: Netflix Coming to Netflix in February is the true-crime docuseries Crime Scene: the Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel. The series will explore the mysterious death of Elisa Lam. As Lam’s case was so highly publicized, many people are waiting in anticipation for the series’ release in hopes that it will reveal new information or add some confirmation to their various s...
By JLNJ Staff | December 31, 2020 Every year Ma’ayanot seniors grapple with essential questions on Interdisciplinary Day. Integrating multiple disciplines to unpack the core ideas behind an enduring issue in society allows students to see the way each field interacts with each other “in the real world.” Seniors voted on various issues and chose to explore different dimensions of the theme of Crime and Justice. Dynamic presentations filled the day including; “The Devil Next Door: Is There A Time Limit On Identifying and Prosecuting Nazis?” “When Jail Fails: Alternati...