A Wilderness of Error (TV Miniseries)

"A must-watch for true crime devotees." 

"What’s remarkable about the Macdonald case, and what elevates 'A Wilderness of Error', is how no one theory seems to fit all the evidence (…) Rating: ★★★½ (out of 4)" 

"Morris is asking us to consider an unlikely and generally unheralded possibility, and doing so in a manner so insistent as to make the proposition less and less appealing." 

"[It] makes copious use of the kind of formally paced, meticulously art-directed recreations Morris pioneered, and viewers’ taste for them will break down along established lines." 

"A deep dive into the oft-revisited Jeffrey MacDonald murder case, this five-part FX series will have viewers rapt, partly because they’re hoping for something solid, rather than the blood-spattered Jell-O mold that the MacDonald story has always been." 

"[Its] heavy reliance on cheesy dramatic reenactments that cheapen the whole exercise (...) The media component remains the most fascinating and distinctive part of the story, which is where [the series] shines" 

"While inconclusive in many ways, 'A Wilderness Of Error' is strangely satisfying. This seems totally in line with everything about the MacDonald case"