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Homegrown Horror: The Ethics of Snowtown's Suburban Nightmare
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Bringing the story of real-life murders to the screen is an extraordinarily delicate task, especially when the crimes are both local and recent. Alexandra Heller-Nicholas reveals how Snowtown (Justin Kurzel, 2011) treads the fine line between authenticity and exploitation.
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