A journalist wants to film his nephew's schizophrenia AND commit the perfect crime. What could go wrong?
Television journalist Quentin Springer has two obsessions: first, he wants to help his schizophrenic nephew by making video recordings of his life; and second, he dreams of carrying out a "perfect crime".
Acting
Michael O'Hare's slippery charisma makes you root for a creep.
Direction
Richardson's clinical eye turns domestic spaces into crime scenes.
Director
Craig Richardson
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Michael O'Hare was fresh off Babylon 5's pilot when he took this role—the contrast between noble Commander Sinclair and this sweaty opportunist is wild.
Made during the true-crime TV boom of the early 90s, it interrogates the same exploitative impulse that would later consume cable news and Netflix docuseries.
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