“Sarah Polley does not answer the question, but finds a fascinating, poignant way of exploring its unanswerability.”
“The layers of anger, guilt and what many would call blind faith that surround the case, however, have given it a tragic intensity, making the unanswerability of the questions seem profoundly painful.”
“Indeed, the apparent unanswerability of the question is a pretext for testing out a series of responses to it.”