This documentary presents the case of Rosa, one of the suspects in a planned murder, from her own perspective, along with those who support her. It highlights how media portrayal may have influenced public opinion and legal proceedings, casting Rosa unfairly. Through real interviews, courtroom footage, and personal memories, the film evokes empathy but still leaves gaps in understanding the full case. It argues that Rosa wasn’t given a fair trial due to her reputation, though lacks comparison to how co-accused Albert was treated. Despite this, the documentary is well-structured and thought-pro...