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A true-crime documentarian and her trusty crew investigate a small-town tragedy that’s faded into memory as a national joke. As her determination to uncover the truth becomes more and more intense, her methods become less and less ethical—until they become dangerous.
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00:03Ms. Blair?
00:06Hello.
00:06Yeah, this is Blair.
00:08Okay, she's doing a fake photo.
00:10Uh-huh.
00:10Okay, this is crazy.
00:12There's clearly an entire film crew
00:13right here behind you.
00:15Take some love.
00:18Take some love.
00:20Take some love.
00:23That's me, Violet.
00:25Blank.
00:26This is a movie about a little thing that happened
00:28in a small town in Texas called Split Springs.
00:31A quaint little town that was flooded with...
00:33That's right.
00:35Now everything I eat tastes like poop.
00:43There's blood in this one!
00:45Wow.
00:45Hey, that was rude.
00:46Let's go.
00:47Straight up.
00:48I can make this film.
00:49And yeah, making a film can get nasty.
00:51The truth often does.
00:53But the second you ask for permission,
00:54you're asking for the end of your film.
00:57Hey, now.
00:58Ted Cowher is no fool.
01:00Can I say one thing, please?
01:01Dude, you have said enough.
01:02I say good day.
01:04Okay.
01:05It's a cruel, cruel world.
01:08It's a cruel, cruel world, yeah.
01:12Got a couple of fruit roll-ups and an iPad back there.
01:14Yeah.
01:15You wish you were back there.
01:16I wish I had an iPad.
01:17She doesn't trust me with them.
01:19No.
01:19No.
01:20No.
01:20No.
01:21No.

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