38 Witnesses in Kitty Genovese Case. Plus One.

Documentary of the Week | Jun 3, 2016

In the documentary The Witness, director James Solomon follows Bill Genovese as he investigates the notorious 1964 murder of his big sister Kitty. The New York Times famously reported that 38 people witnessed the crime without calling the police. But the film reveals a more human story.

— Thom Powers and Raphaela Neihausen  

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