Because we’ve written extensively about this documentary in Media Watch, covering such issues as the ethical lapses on the part of the director and the film’s factual mis-statements, we thought it would be helpful to collect all of the articles in one place. They are listed below.

But as a good place to begin, we’d urge you to turn first to Does Documentary Do More Harm Than Good? In this article we summarize an essay by well known commentator Grant Gallicho, who takes a critical look at the film and finds it lacking in facts, balance and understanding.

Here are the other articles you’ll find interesting:

• A New Documentary Embellishing Evil?
  We know that O’Grady is evil. Yet the film’s story-telling resorts to a great deal of contrivance.



• It’s Time for Reporters to Seek Out the Facts About O’Grady Film
  With Amy Berg’s “documentary” about abusive priest Oliver O’Grady playing in theaters, we feel compelled to point out a few things. This because Ms. Berg has shown no great respect for the facts, either in her “documentary” or in the various statements she’s been making to peddle herself, her film and her various conspiracy theories.



• Film Maker Sees Conspiracy: No Grassy Knoll, Just a Red Mass
  Amy Berg is back with a brand-new conspiracy and it’s a REALLY, REALLY BIG CONSPIRACY.



• A New Ethical Lapse for “Deliver Us From Evil”
  First there was the conflict-of-interest controversy at CNN. Now the Irish Independent uncovers another ethics issue, this one involving film footage of school children.



• Conflict of Interest at CNN?
  A buddy’s review of the documentary drags media objectivity and ethics to a new, low level.