Parkland: Inside Building 12 (2018)

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Norma Alcala

Uber Driver (reenactment)

Lori Alhadeff

Self - Alyssa's mother

Victoria Alvarez

Self - Student

Hayley Betancourt

Self - Building 12 survivor

Felicia Burgin

Self - Teacher on 2nd floor

Anna Crean

Self - Building 12 survivor

Sophia D'Elia

Self - Student
(as Sophia Delia)

Aalayah Eastmond

Self - Building 12 survivor

Kelsey Friend

Self - Student on 3rd floor

Danielle Gilbert

Self - Student, Maddy's classmate

X González

Self - Activist
(as Emma Gonzalez)

Samantha Grady

Self - Student
(as Sam Grady)

Fred Guttenberg

Self - Father of Jaime
(images d'archives)

Alex Harris

Self - Miami Herald

Dara Hass

Self - Teacher, Room 1216

Jeff Heinrich

Self - Coral Springs P. D.
(as Sgt. Jeff Heinrich)

Marilyn Rule Heinrich

Self - Ex-MSD basketball coach
(as Marilyn Rule Heinrch)

Chabeli Herrera

Self - Miami Herald

Avis à la une

10itsamejan

A documentary is, unlike a movie, where you get to meet the actual people who were involved in an incident and in the two hours that I watched, I felt that I was hearing from people whose lives were deeply changed as was mine, from just listening to them. I stand in awe of their bravery.

7kirstenroper

Heartbreaking

A very real, raw, emotional exploration of the entirely avoidable tragedy that unfolded on Valentines Day 2018.

Unfortunately the director is at various points grossly insensitive and intrusive in his questioning of survivors in a way that is very uncomfortable to watch.

3tomtpcarpe

Agendas Abound

The director turned what could have been an important documentary into exploitation at its worst. The gut-wrenching questions to the families and the survivors were absolutely shameful. The 20/20 hindsight and finger pointing clearly show where the director wanted this tripe to go. If you enjoy suffering and the blame game, watch this one. If you don't, watch something else. This film is terrible in every sense.

5MustBeGus

Enough Sensationalism

The director used cheap, dramatic questions to provoke sensationalistic answers from victims and witnesses. There's always someone who will exploit tragedy for personal gain. The film does offer interesting perspectives from witnesses, but the directors sensationalistic tactics are deplorable and desperate.

10vartripe

To real for a family member to get past 15 minutes

I highly recommend a warning for individuals who lost someone in a mass shooting be added. There is not currently one and after less than 15 minutes I could watch no more. For those who don't know what it is like this is very educational but for those who have lost someone in this manner a disclaimer should be added because this was damaging to my recovery from grief because I didn't understand how real it would be because there was no opening disclaimer to warn me.

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Citations
Self - Scott Beigel's father: When people comment and say to me, oh, he's such a hero that day. He was, no question about it. But he was a hero on the 13th and the 12th and the 11th because his whole being was to have an impact on kids.