Three Identical Strangers
Documentary • PG-13 • 2018 • 1 hr 37 min
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Definitely watch it, disturbing but good!
Very well made documentary. Disturbing for moral and ethical reasons
Very fascinating story, gets long and slow at times but worth a watch
Unfolds in such a satisfyingly, mind blowing way, each revelation building in this crazy story
Worth watch it’s amazing and intriguing.
Wow that's rough. This is gonna go into the psych books on ethics for sure
What makes it amazing is the fact that it can tell a story my simply using interviews and videos and still make you laugh and cry.
A wild coincidence turns into something much bigger. Beware, it starts out fun but gets dark halfway through. Good watch.
A thrilling and inmersive journey. A good production that keeps you invested every second of it.
Story leans on the sensational side but it’s interesting. Wish there are interactions between the families rather than single interviews.
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