Arthur allan thomas biography of michael jackson

Arthur allan thomas biography of michael jackson

Arthur Allan Thomas is falsely convicted for the murder of Harvey and Jeanette Crewe and is later pardoned after 9 years in prison. The film did receive praise when it screened at the Chicago Film Festival, with director John Laing recalling that "the audience was passionate".

The film also received praise from Roger Ebert in the Chicago Sun Times where he described it as a "remarkable film". In New Zealand the film was well received with Punch stating that it "inspires respect" and suggesting that the film "stirs [hope] that New Zealand may be about to join the cinema producing countries".

Due to the high-profile nature of the case in New Zealand the film was described as a "story that a lot of people in the country wanted to forget about". In spite of this the film was New Zealand's most successful film until the release of Goodbye Pork Pie the following year.

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