11-07-2013, 10:42 PM
Shortly after his best friend, Dr. Andrew Bagby, was slain by jealous
ex-girlfriend Dr. Shirley Turner, filmmaker Kurt Kuenne was shocked to
learn that Turner was pregnant with Bagby's unborn child. Hoping to
create a film that would serve as both a memorial to Bagby and an
introduction to the father the boy would never know, Kuenne quickly
began production on a film celebrating the life of his late friend.
Traveling across the entire continental United States, Kuenne made it
his personal mission to interview everyone who had ever known his best
friend so their memories would be captured on camera before they faded.
Meanwhile, upon learning that Turner had fled to Newfoundland, Bagby's
devastated parents uprooted their entire lives and relocated to the
easternmost providence of Canada in order to fight for the future of
their newborn grandson, Zachary. During the production, however, the
Canadian government freed Turner on bail as she awaited extradition to
the United States. Unfortunately, during that crucial time, the
situation took a turn for the worse -- a turn that could have been
prevented had the Canadian justice system heeded all the warning signs.
I'm glad I watched this but, at the same time, I am just emotionally drained. Oh my gosh.