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A Menina que Matou os Pais

3 movies · 2021–2023

"A Menina que Matou os Pais" is a collection of three psychological thrillers based on the true story of Manfred and Marísia von Richthofen's murders, orchestrated by their daughter Suzane, along with her boyfriend and brother-in-law. The films collectively run for 271 minutes and were released between 2021 and 2023. The collection explores the events surrounding these infamous crimes, offering a focused look at the circumstances and individuals involved. Titles within the collection include "The Girl Who Killed Her Parents" (2021), "The Boy Who Killed My Parents" (2021), and "A Menina Que Matou os Pais: A Confissão" (2023). The total budget for the entire collection was zero, with no reported revenue. The three films in this collection represent a cinematic exploration of a real-life crime, presented as psychological thrillers. The collection's runtime totals 271 minutes across its three installments.

3Movies
6.0IMDb
4h 31mRuntime
2021–2023Years

Franchise cast

All movies in chronological order

1The Boy Who Killed My ParentsMovie · 2021 · 88m · Crime, Drama, ThrillerThis film recounts the events surrounding the brutal murder of her parents, told from Suzane von Richthofen's perspective, based on one of Brazil's most shocking and disturbing crime cases.2.6Stream on
2The Girl Who Killed Her ParentsMovie · 2021 · 85m · Crime, Drama, ThrillerThis film recounts the events surrounding the brutal murder of Marísia and Manfred von Richthofen, as seen through the eyes of Daniel Cravinhos, his girlfriend's partner. It details the circumstances leading up to their deaths.2.7Stream on
3The Girl Who Killed Her Parents: The ConfessionMovie · 2023 · 98m · Drama, Crime, ThrillerThis true-crime drama examines the events following the brutal double murder of the Richthofen couple. The film closely follows the police investigation as they work to uncover the truth and find those responsible. Detectives analyze key evidence and witness testimonies, revealing a disturbing account of the crime and its aftermath. The film culminates in the chilling confession of the perpetrators, Suzane von Richthofen, Daniel Cravinhos, and Cristian Cravinhos. Their performances offer a disturbing look into the minds of those involved, highlighting the complexities of human nature and the devastating consequences of violence.2.6Stream on