The lead detective recounts arriving on the scene.
Free | Xfinity
Posted: 5/15/2013
Detective recounts arriving on the scene
The Staircase - Chapter 7
Free | Spike
Posted: 5/10/2013
The lawyers sit down with Michael Peterson to discuss strategy, because it seems as though a couple of jurors are leaning toward conviction.
A thrilling and tense eight-part documentary covering the accidental (or was it?) death of Nortel exec Kathleen Peterson. Award-winning filmmaker Jean-Xavier De Lestrade covers the case from the arrest of Kathleen\'s husband to his trial to end result. As compelling as any drama on TV.
NY Times: It may seem ludicrous to say that a movie running more than six hours is well edited, but The Staircase, by Jean-Xavier de Lestrade, is and not only is the editing prize-worthy, but the whole film is also so brilliantly conceived, reported, filmed and paced that you may come to wish it were twice as long.
The Staircase - Chapter 6
Free | Spike
Posted: 5/10/2013
Kathleen\'s sister takes the stand and says that she now no longer knows who Micahel Peterson really is. Peterson\'s lawyers are contacted by a male escort who may or may not have had a relationship with Michael Peterson.
A thrilling and tense eight-part documentary covering the accidental (or was it?) death of Nortel exec Kathleen Peterson. Award-winning filmmaker Jean-Xavier De Lestrade covers the case from the arrest of Kathleen\'s husband to his trial to end result. As compelling as any drama on TV.
NY Times: It may seem ludicrous to say that a movie running more than six hours is well edited, but The Staircase, by Jean-Xavier de Lestrade, is and not only is the editing prize-worthy, but the whole film is also so brilliantly conceived, reported, filmed and paced that you may come to wish it were twice as long.
The Staircase - Chapter 1
Free | Spike
Posted: 5/10/2013
Michael Peterson narrates his last night with his wife, and some police video footage shows what the interior of the house looked like just after the cops arrived.
A thrilling and tense eight-part documentary covering the accidental (or was it?) death of Nortel exec Kathleen Peterson. Award-winning filmmaker Jean-Xavier De Lestrade covers the case from the arrest of Kathleen\'s husband to his trial to end result. As compelling as any drama on TV.
NY Times: It may seem ludicrous to say that a movie running more than six hours is well edited, but The Staircase, by Jean-Xavier de Lestrade, is and not only is the editing prize-worthy, but the whole film is also so brilliantly conceived, reported, filmed and paced that you may come to wish it were twice as long.
more Jean-Xavier de Lestrade Clips & Interviews videos