Title: The Trial of Wilde
Product review: The Real Trial of Oscar Wilde is just that, a transcript of the trial that lead to Wilde's downfall. It has notations that are good for understanding everything that is mentioned. The only thing that I wished that had been different was the lack of transcripts when witnesses were testifying. The trial transcripts are only when Wilde is in the box. I don't know if transcripts have been kept from the witnesses or how the legal rights would be handled, so Holland might have been unable to include those. But, overall The Real Trial of Oscar Wilde was exactly what it promised, historical documentaion of the infamous downfall of Wilde.
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