This 2016 documentary examines the long (8 year) strange case of the Seattle girl accused of killing her roommate in Perugia Italy. Lots of real footage from the time of the crime, lots of news footage in the intervening years, interposed with recent interviews with Knox and her co-defendant and boyfriend of five days, Rafaela Sollicito. The prosecutor on the case, a self-aggrandizing buffoon who admits to loving TV crime dramas and who invented a dozen salacious theories for the press to ponder, never admits to the massive police errors in the case (which the Italian high court called "heinous.") The reporter who dutifully reported these outlandish sex-orgy-gone-wrong fantasies also never admits to complicity.
The documentary was very well done, thoughtful, beautifully photographed. At one point the camera is focused on dust motes in the air during the trial. Maybe this was photographed after the trial. Anyway it made a poignant point about the state of Italian justice in a small rural town with a blowhard prosecutor.