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Strange but true: TV producer Mark Henderson made this doc after he was Facebook-friended by the very same left-wing guerrillas who kidnapped him in the Colombian Amazon in 2003.
The horrendous experiences of the victims and the humble statements of the perpetrators speak for themselves, but Henderson’s closeness to his subject (not to mention an emotionally manipulative Radiohead soundtrack) compromises the journalistic analysis.
Ultimately, Kidnapper functions more as an act of personal catharsis than as a study of the relationship between captor and prisoner.
Steam's most-anticipated city-builder gets even more anticipated as Manor Lords adds another 500,000 wishlists in just six days
The Witcher spin-off has reportedly been scrapped and will "most likely" be part of season 4
Persona veteran's new JRPG Metaphor: ReFantazio attempts to bridge real-time and turn-based combat in a move Final Fantasy has tried to make work for years, and it's out in October
