http://blog.zap2it.com/frominsideth...ply-in-love-says-director-jace-alexander.html
Since Arias was not a career criminal, "Dirty Little Secret" is more about the emotions that put a gun and knife in her hand.
"I didn't know anything about the case," says the director. "I didn't know who Jodi Arias was. I had never heard of her before I took this job. What drew me in was the universal truths that lay within these people, which were truths about wanting to find love and wanting to find companionship and wanting to find friendship."
As for whether one can call what drove Arias to commit a particularly brutal murder "love," Alexander says, "No, I call it love, but it went the wrong way. I think she was deeply in love. All of us can recognize what it feels like, especially when you're a young person, which she was -- and not a person of the world, necessarily -- not worldly, to be so deeply in love that any departure from that is crushing.
"I do think it's love, and I think that love, throughout history, has caused some really tremendous issues on a global scale."
