what keeps "Crazy, Not Insane" from cohering into a gripping narrative, despite its charming absent-minded professor of a subject, is its inability to come to grips with the question at its core
Dorothy Lewis is the compelling subject of "Crazy, Not Insane", the latest documentary from the prolific Alex Gibney. An urgent film, it's filled with chilling detail and propelled by clear-eyed compassion
Alex Gibney's fascinating documentary about what makes a serial killer; You may not agree with everything Dorothy Lewis says in "Crazy, Not Insane", but you come out of the movie alive to the place where evil and insanity meet and then fall back apart
a fascinating watch; the film offers an engrossing overview of the painstaking, insightful investigations carried out over the years by Lewis and associates
a chilling look at the psychology of murderers; Whatever your view, "Crazy, not Insane" the most provocative documentary so far this year, giving Dorothy Lewis the attention and credit she so richly deserves
