I just watched it - I found it on HBO on demand. Sorry to those without HBO, but you may find it online after its made its run on HBO.
I did not find any new answers on the accident itself in this film, as the majority of the time was spent on Diane Shuler's husband Daniel, and her SIL Jay. Both appeared to me to be very immature, with Daniel exhibiting an extremely lazy and selfish personality, and Jay, well, bless her heart - she's just lost in what she believes is a righteous cause to prove that “something” must have caused Diane to do the unthinkable – as Diane was a Saint, just ask them.
Two past supporters have cameos, Dominic Barbara, the lawyer, and Tom Ruskin, the PI. It was eye opening to see how certain aspects of this sad situation have played out. No more money? then no more hired mouth piece defenders - Daniel and Jay were left to continue on their own after their cash (a lot) was gone. (OT: wonder how that’s going to work out for a certain convicted felon out of Florida).
God bless the Hance, Bastardi and Longo families, they are DS' surviving victims, and the Bastardi's appear in the film. It was calming to see their side of grief, and how they have dealt with it over the past two years. I saw good people who have suffered such unnecessary and painful losses, and they are carrying on.
I was very angry at DS, a stranger to me, for what she did, and saw her as a monster. She murdered babies, fathers and sons – and most were her family. But, I was God smacked at the photos of DS that appear near the end of this film, and I believe it was very symbolic that the film’s producer chose to include them. So final, with no dignity or respect shown to her. If one was looking for it, there is no pound of flesh to be had from DS after seeing these images.
p.s. Caylee Anthony case followers will see a familiar face in this documentary, and there are some very graphic photos at the end.
