Title: Brother's Keeper
Product review: Dealing with a raft of troubling issues like poverty, mercy killing, and rural prejudice, Berlinger and Sinofsky's insightful, award-winning feature probes the meaning of justice by anatomizing the facts in a small-town murder case. As details about Delbert and Bill's unusually close relationship emerge, and the media parasites descend, it's impossible not to feel sympathy for Delbert's plight, especially considering his limited resources, understanding, and isolation from a community that for years has regarded his family with condescension, even thinly veiled contempt. A fascinating glimpse at a seldom-seen, not-so-far-away world, this resonant film is indeed a "Keeper."
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