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Filmmaking is in his blood and his childhood is all on video and the Beach side of the family was dedicated to home movies, but what sense can you make of your identity when the happy footage from holidays and celebrations and childhood milestones seems entirely disconnected from a history of alcoholism, divorce and spousal abandonment? How do you use the technology that created an illusion of perfect suburban community to solve a murder, crack a corporate scandal, expose demons and addictions?
That, of course, is not the confusion Madison (Zac Efron would be wise to acquire the narrative rights given the physical resemblance) is trying to make sense of. It’s nobody’s fault, but it’s very confusing at times. And it’s nobody’s fault that the crime took place on Middle Beach Road and Barbara’s maiden name and the name of many of her relatives is “Beach,” nor that the Connecticut town’s name is Madison and our filmmaker/protagonist’s name is Madison. Note: Barbara is part of a family line of Barbaras, including Madison’s grandmother, who appears in the documentary. The day of her murder was supposed to be a key court date for Barbara in her acrimonious divorce from Jeffrey, a former energy industry multi-millionaire and accused financial fraudster, who has also naturally been a target of some suspicion. The body was found by Madison’s sister Ali and his aunt Conway, who have both been targets of some suspicion. Hamburg was 18 at the time, away at college. Indeed, Hamburg’s mother Barbara was brutally murdered in 2010 outside of her home in coastal Connecticut.
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Nyswaner most recently wrote for premium cable dramas “Ray Donovan” and “Homeland.” His future projects include the documentary “Loan Wolves,” about the student loan crisis a scripted TV series about a gay love story that spans 35 years from the 1950s to 1987 and possibly an under-wraps Pittsburgh-set project called “The Miracle.“When people get to adulthood, they get to meet their parents as human beings and I didn’t have that,” Hamburg muses toward the end of the first hour of Murder on Middle Beach. But it doesn’t have enough germane material for four installments – the second episode goes off on a tangent that proves largely fruitless – and it ends at a seemingly premature juncture. “Murder on Middle Beach” proves affecting in its portrayal of a grieving family and a questioning son seeking to root out the truth. Nyswaner said the goal is to bring attention to this cold case so that, as with the case of the Golden State Killer, amateur detectives may aid in the investigation. “The engine of the series is Madison’s quest to put his mother’s soul to rest and … find out what happened to her.” “He really is trying to exonerate the people he loves, trying to bring truth and some sunlight into the clouds under which they’ve been living for 10 years,” Nyswaner said. Nysawner said it was important to Hamburg that “Murder on Middle Beach” is not viewed as a typical true-crime docu-series. Like the Showtime docu-series “Love Fraud,” in which producers hired private detectives, HBO’s investment allowed Hamburg to finance an investigator. As Madison’s story unfolded we saw it was multi-layered and had stories within stories and it was really beautifully shot.” “If you’re a successful producer, you think about what the market is looking for and you don’t go out with something that doesn’t have enough story to do multiple episodes,” Nyswaner said in a phone interview earlier this month. Ultimately HBO bought the project, which had been reconceived as a series. Instead Nyswaner optioned the project and worked with Hamburg for a year as they prepared a pitch for distributors. Nyswaner was asked to offer Hamburg legal advice just as Hamburg was about to sell his story as a feature documentary to a Texas-based film company. Nyswaner, who grew up in Clarksville, Greene County, learned of Hamburg’s passion project in 2017 from Madison’s uncle, a longtime friend of Nyswaner’s. Western Pennsylvania native Ron Nyswaner, Oscar-nominated screenwriter of the Tom Hanks-starring 1993 HIV discrimination legal drama “Philadelphia” and writer/director of 1988’s filmed-in-Harmar, Keanu Reeves-starring “The Prince of Pennsylvania,” executive produces “Murder on Middle Beach.” Sunday) is directed by and stars young filmmaker Madison Hamburg as he investigates the 2010 murder of his mother, interviewing potential suspects within his family.
HBO’s four-part “Murder on Middle Beach” (10 p.m. True crime docu-series continue to proliferate and the latest comes with a more personal touch.
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