A piece of television that is as clever as it is exciting.

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Der Tagesspiegel

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With unprecedented meticulousness and attention to detail, the four-part Sky documentary examines the Munich shooting with its many traces, connections, assessments, backgrounds and aftermath.

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Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung

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What emerges is a frightening psychogram of the perpetrator, the image of a city in panic, and even more: the portrait of a society on the verge of hysteria.

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Der Spiegel

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The worthwhile TV documentary gives amazing insights into the crime and its consequences.

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Süddeutsche Zeitung

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The documentary is coherently constructed and impressively accurate in its research and analysis, leaving viewers touched and shaken.

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Berliner Zeitung

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The documentary series reconstructs the events on the day of the crime, takes a close look at the perpetrator's right-wing extremist online network on Steam - and describes in unprecedented detail the mistakes made by investigating authorities before and after the mass murder.​

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Die Zeit

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Madness like Shakespeare. (...) Between Paris and Berlin, Bataclan and Breitscheidplatz, filmmakers of many genres have tried to capture the insanity of extremist terror in pictures and words. But those of Johannes Preuss and Martin Bernstein are of unique urgency.

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Redaktionsnetzwerk Deutschland

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