The Girl Who Killed Her Parents - The Series
★ 6.1 · 2024 · Drama · Crime
Discover Suzane von Richthofen and Daniel Cravinhos’ versions of their relationship, their motives and the shocking crime that took place on the night of October 31st 2002. Based on the proceedings of the trial, the story transits from narrative to the testimonies given at court, and further still, interviews with the cast, the Director and the criminologist and script writer.
Episodes
1. THE FIRST DATE32m · In 1999, Marísia von Richthofen, accompanied by her daughter, Suzane, takes her youngest son Andreas to his first Aeromodelling class. They meet the instructor, Daniel Cravinhos. Suzane and Daniel exchange glances and soon start seeing each other.
2. THE FIRST TIME36m · The arrival at the courthouse. Suzane von Richthofen and Daniel Cravinhos give their testimonies. The couple’s relationship intensifies. The first meeting between the Cravinhos and von Richthofen families and other shared moments.
3. WHO PAYS THE BILLS?31m · The insides of the Richthofen family and their conflicts. In secret, Suzane and Daniel travel together for the first time. Tired of being deprived, Suzane imagines what it would be like if her parents disappeared. Marísia increases her vigilance.
4. THE HARD DISTANCE28m · The Richthofen family go to Europe. Suzane and Daniel must endure the distance. Back in Brazil, the routine of hidden meetings becomes increasingly stressful for the couple. Is Manfred vicious or does he just want the best for his daughter?
5. REVELATIONS48m · Frustration and fear take over. Shocking information comes to the surface in Daniel Cravinhos’ testimony. To mislead her parents, Suzane simulates a break-up. The possibility of Marísia and Manfred dying becomes a recurring theme.
6. THE DAY38m · October 31st 2002 – What happened on that fateful day, according to Suzane von Richthofen and Daniel Cravinhos’ versions.More Like This
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