A Oeste de Memphis

Despite a lack of physical evidence, three Arkansas teenagers were found guilty in 1994 of the ritual murder of three eight-year-old boys. Media attention led to an outpouring of support that has helped to keep them in the public consciousness for nearly two decades. Director Amy Berg examines the crime and its aftermath, providing a voice for the victims’ families, including those with doubts about whether the right people are behind bars. Rather than focus on the accused, the film follows their supporters –loved ones, attorneys and celebrity advocates such as Eddie Vedder and Peter Jackson– as they seek the truth. (Morelia International Film Festival)