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Ghislaine Maxwell: Filthy Rich

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Ghislaine Maxwell: Filthy Rich goes beyond the headlines of the Ghislaine Maxwell case to tell the definitive story of Epstein's mysterious accomplice, illuminating how her class and privilege concealed her predatory nature.

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Graeme Tuckett The Post NZ 12/01/2022
Stripped of its gossipy tone and occasional awe at the circles she moved in, [it's] just another portrait of a monster. But, at 101 minutes long and all over in a single instalment, it is a watchable and mostly informative trawl through the filth. Go to Full Review
Monique Jones Common Sense Media 11/29/2022
3/5
Ghislaine Maxwell: Filthy Rich is, thankfully, not a documentary that seeks to entertain audiences with Maxwell's crimes by telling them in a tawdry, tabloid-esque manner. Instead, the documentary takes a necessarily serious approach... Go to Full Review
Jonathon Wilson Ready Steady Cut 11/25/2022
3/5
The 101-minute runtime doesn’t allow for considerable depth, but it’s enough time and space to paint a clear, damning portrait of a woman who was as culpable in Epstein’s crimes as Epstein himself. Go to Full Review
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Steve B @StevieGotOld 1d You know that Jeffery Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell were convicted of sex crimes and sent to prison. You won't learn any more than that from this rancid doc which functions more as public relations from David Boies and his legal associates. The show tries to palm off obvious reenactments of events that occurred in the past with these lawyers when cameras were not present. I have no doubt of the crimes, the criminals, and the victims, but I do not believe or trust the makers of this documentary or the lawyers who got glowing coverage by faking their past. This is truly bad documentarian work. See more David F @dfulmer Aug 26 An interesting companion piece to the similarly titled Jeffrey Epstein documentary. See more Dustin D 03/21/2023 This documentary about Ghislaine Maxwell is too short to go in-depth. I don't get much sense of her character. She is probably a psychopath. It seems like she just thought Jeffrey Epstein's sex crimes weren't a big deal, and her participation was all in good fun. The documentary does a convincing job persuading the audience of Maxwell's culpability in Epstein's crimes. Without her recruitment and confidence games, essentially "grooming," Epstein couldn't have victimize nearly as many girls. She was more than an enabler, she was an active participant. Very creepy stuff. See more Paul A 02/11/2023 As "Ghislaine Maxwell: Filthy Rich" (2022 release; 101 min) opens, it is "August 10, 2019" and Jeffrey Epstein has just committed suicide while in jail. The immediate question: where is Ghislaine Maxwell? 18 (!) months later, she is found in New Hampshire and immediately arrested on multiple criminal charges. At this point we are less than 10 min into the movie. Couple of comments: this is a sequel or companion release to 2020's "Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich", which I have not seen (I really don't want to know any more about that guy than I do). But when the same film makers announced this project, my interest was a little peaked: what had possessed this woman, at one time Epstein's partner, to become a relentless recruiter and groomer of young (many underage) girls to provide to Epstein? This film goes into that issue at length and offers some possible explanations. Along the way, we also hear from several of the victims themselves, and why events some of which happened as long ago as 25 years continue to haunt them. Most tellingly for me are also a number of Maxwell's acquaintances from back in the day, and the bizarre behavior she showed even then. Several of the victims state that Maxwell was in fact worse than Epstein. Most importantly, one of the victims, when asked her reaction after Maxwell's conviction, observes: "We've finally been heard". Very true. How is it that these terrible people were able to do what they did for DECADES, despite the numerous complains by the victims as early as the mid/late 1990s? Just shocking. Bottom line: this documentary provides a very sobering, if not outright shocking, look at a socialite who decides to become a child trafficker, all to please her (ex) partner... "Ghislaine Maxwell: Filthy Rich" premiered on Netflix in November. If you have any interest in learning why a woman of means decides to become a child trafficker and groomer, I'd readily suggest you check this out, and draw your own conclusion. See more Connor S 12/01/2022 Unfortunately a familiar story, God bless the victims... See more leokimvideo 11/25/2022 Very interesting deep dive into the world of the uber wealthy and very connected circle of friends Maxwell had. The signs were on the wall well before the connection to Epstein. Sadly it seems she would do anything to please others without thinking of the damage it caused. Maxwell's life was one where what's right & wrong we're never set down. She's also a product of the elites she associated with as none of them blew the whistle when they noticed something wasn't right. See more Read all reviews
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Synopsis Ghislaine Maxwell: Filthy Rich goes beyond the headlines of the Ghislaine Maxwell case to tell the definitive story of Epstein's mysterious accomplice, illuminating how her class and privilege concealed her predatory nature.
Director
Lisa Bryant, Maiken Baird
Genre
Biography, Crime, Documentary
Original Language
English
Release Date (Streaming)
Nov 25, 2022