Into the Deep: The Submarine Murder Case is a documentary film directed by Emma Sullivan that explores the shocking and disturbing story of amateur inventor Peter Madsen. The film was shot over the course of a year as Madsen and his team worked to build a homemade submarine that they hoped would take them to the bottom of the ocean.
However, in 2017, Madsen was arrested and charged with the brutal murder of journalist Kim Wall, who had joined him aboard the submarine for a story she was writing. The film explores the events leading up to Wall's murder, as well as the aftermath and the impact it had on those involved.
Through interviews with Madsen's employees and others close to the case, viewers are given a behind-the-scenes look at the bizarre and often disturbing world of the inventor and his team. They also witness the emotional toll the case takes on those who were close to Wall and who feel guilty for not having seen the warning signs of Madsen's violent tendencies.
Overall, Into the Deep: The Submarine Murder Case is a gripping and thought-provoking film that raises important questions about the nature of evil and the limits of human empathy. It is a must-watch for anyone interested in true crime and the dark side of human behavior.