Parkland school shooting documentary by Japanese filmmaker shown at NY film festival

I wonder if the film covers the complete ineptitude of mental health "professionals" who had given Cruz thousands of hours of counseling and "treatment." The mental health industry is no more effective in treating this kind of person than televangelism.

Were they COMPLETE in the story, where the “Police” that came on scene REFUSED to enter the building? I hope they included that part.

Wonder if he covers Alex Jones' points about the whole thing. Probably not, but sadly many Americans still agree with Jones.

Even the so called liberals in the US won't counter the false mental health argument for guns. Mental health exists in all countries, guess what doesn't or is highly regulated? It starts with a g. Someone needs to show a chart of gun violence by country to these people.

Were they COMPLETE in the story, where the “Police” that came on scene REFUSED to enter the building?

Did they "refuse"? From what I recall, they made a decision not to enter, but I don't recall them being ordered or even asked to enter the building. The wrong call perhaps, but perhaps no worse than charging straight in heroically as at least one prominent politician suggested.

Are they featuring the fact about that NRA loudmouth creating hysteria with his 30+ years of shrieking and panic-inducing to gun owners and the religious cult of gun worship that plagues America today?

The old policy in the US was for the responders to figure out the situation before going in, thus keeping risks to the responders as minimal as possible

The new policy now is for the responders to take the risk and go in and stop the perps, minimize casualties of victims, while figuring it out as they go along