What was the content of the letter sent by Paul to the judge, D.A. and others at the end? I had trouble hearing the voice-over because of the loud music.
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Thank you very much for the clarification. I suspected Marco had jumped from the bridge and died, but I could not hear any of the words on the soundtrack in the cinema I watched it in.
Such a tragic story, and such a beautifully made film!
This is the whole letter said:
"Enclosed, please find a newspaper article. You might have seen it when it was published, although I doubt it. It was buried deep in the middle of the paper, not nearly as important as the front-page stores about rising gas prices. Or presidential politics. Just a few brief lines about mentally handicapped kid named Marco. Who died all alone under a bridge. After trying to find his way home for almost three days. Since you never to got him in person. And since this article is short on details, I want you to know who Marco really was. He was a sweet kid, and smart, and funny. He had a smile that could light up the room.
He loved junk food. Chocolate doughnuts were his drug of choice. He was the world's greatest disco dancer. And he liked to have a story told to him every night. As long as the story had a happy ending. Marco loved a happy ending. "
When this moment, I cried. How a tragic film.
TOTAL! Ferry S
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Of course the underlying message was "you 4 inadvertently conspired to kill him, congratulations on upholding the law".
Send lawyers, Glocks, and money!