Ireland’s Worst Nightmare "Sophie: A Murder In West Cork"

The documentary series ‘ Sophie: A Murder In West Cork’ is set to release on 30th June 2021. It is expected that it will create a huge response among the audiences.The trailer for a true-crime series on “one of Ireland’s most famous murders” has been released by Netflix. A three-part documentary about the 1996 assassination of French documentary producer Sophie Toscan du Plantier in West Cork will be released on the streaming site.

The docu-series Sophie: A Murder in West Cork covers the investigation into the “brutal” murder, which lasted more than 25 years.In both Ireland and France, the truth of Sophie’s murder became a “national preoccupation.”Sophie’s family, including her son Pierre-Louis Baudey, as well as those engaged in the inquiry, will be interviewed for Netflix’s new documentary.

Sophie Tosan Du Plantier is the subject of the latest trailer for Netflix’s three-part documentary series. She was a French film and television producer who was assassinated in 1996 in her remote holiday villa in West Cork, Ireland. Now, Lightbox will produce this docuseries, and we will see some contributions from her family members, including her on Pierre-Louis Baude with Ian Bailey, who is the investigation’s major focus.

John Dower, the director of My Scientology, has been appointed to the project. Simon Chinn, Jonathan Chinn, and Suzanne Lavery are the executive producers. Sarah Lambert is in charge of the production.

Lavery stated that the goal of the documentary was to honour Sophie, her family, and the rural community of West Ireland at the time. After all, she’s found it quite amazing that something so horrific could happen not just to a woman who appeared to have a golden existence, but also in such a lovely environment and to a town that prides itself on its tranquilly, safety, and inclusivity.