The Perfect Neighbor

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Hayleigh P. @haytay.shows22 22m I hate that I have such empathy cause I know the Karen is a B. But why do I feel bad for her..? Maybe cause she’s old? Idk I hate myself for it but this documentary was very emotional, I don’t think I’ve ever cried over a documentary but this one got me real close.. See more KingKongUn Y. @KingKongUn 3d I don't normally like documentaries. But this is definitely worth the watch! See more VITALII H @freakynickison 4d Wow, I’ve heard about this documentary but I didn’t know what it was about. Susan is a neighbor you won’t wish to your worst enemy. That woman was taking zero accountability after what she did. She had no regrets, you can tell by the way she was behaving. All she was trying to do is to prove her point. Susan got what she deserved. If we focus more on the documentary itself, not on the story, it’s hard to judge the way in which it was made/executed. The footage that was used for this documentary is 100% real and legit. This story shines a light on the broader issue that ppl need to talk about more. Because I’m sure if Susan was black, she would’ve been immediately sent to jail the night of the incident. See more K W @RT67536271 Jun 15 I'm going to be nicer to my neighbors after watching this... See more Jessica M. @RT93857828 Jun 15 Hard watch, but would definitely recommend. It’s frustrating seeing how this was all handled. But shows that this could have been completely preventable. See more Vixo S @vixo_six Jun 11 The Perfect Neighbor is a devastating documentary about preventable tragedy, institutional hesitation and the violence of warning signs ignored. Geeta Gandbhir builds the film from real recordings and body cam footage, removing narration so the evidence unfolds with cold clarity. Its power lies in repetition. Calls, minor conflicts and attempts to calm the situation accumulate until what once seemed manageable reveals itself as dangerous. The film shows how tragedy can grow not from invisibility, but from a failure to treat visible escalation with urgency. What remains is not only grief, but frustration at everything that was not done when intervention was still possible. The documentary offers no comfort. Justice may arrive, but it cannot repair the life already lost or erase the systems that allowed danger to become normal. See more Read all reviews

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