Jeffrey Epstein Docuseries Director on Centering Survivors’ Stories and the Future of the Case
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variety.comBy Will Thorne Staff Writer Jeffrey Epstein may be dead, but the hurt he caused the survivors of his sexual abuse likely never will be.
With her new Netflix docuseries “Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich,” director Lisa Bryant set out to center the survivors and make sure their voices were heard, as much of the narrative surrounding the millionaire sex offender’s case has shifted towards conspiracy theories about his alleged suicide in Aug.
2019. Bryant started shooting the documentary well before Epstein’s New York trial, and even before the Miami Herald published an explosive piece digging into the crooked deal Epstein and his attorneys made with then Florida District Attorney Alexander Acosta (who since resigned from his post as United
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