Collier Landry

Now, a big part of this documentary is Collier confronting his father. And we will leave the details of their interaction for you to watch for yourself. But as you can imagine, Jack Boyle didn't give Collier the answers he was looking for. In our interview we did with Collier, I told him that his documentary was truly one of the most vulnerable things I had ever seen.

Now, a big part of this documentary is Collier confronting his father. And we will leave the details of their interaction for you to watch for yourself. But as you can imagine, Jack Boyle didn't give Collier the answers he was looking for. In our interview we did with Collier, I told him that his documentary was truly one of the most vulnerable things I had ever seen.

Now, a big part of this documentary is Collier confronting his father. And we will leave the details of their interaction for you to watch for yourself. But as you can imagine, Jack Boyle didn't give Collier the answers he was looking for. In our interview we did with Collier, I told him that his documentary was truly one of the most vulnerable things I had ever seen.

And something that stuck out to me was that, despite everything his father had put him through, Collier still had this very human experience that we all have. where we want to be loved and accepted by our parents.

And something that stuck out to me was that, despite everything his father had put him through, Collier still had this very human experience that we all have. where we want to be loved and accepted by our parents.

And something that stuck out to me was that, despite everything his father had put him through, Collier still had this very human experience that we all have. where we want to be loved and accepted by our parents.

And at the end of the documentary, when Jack Boyle is still refusing to admit wrongdoing, Collier still shows his father love, which just shows the kind of person that Collier Landry truly is.

And at the end of the documentary, when Jack Boyle is still refusing to admit wrongdoing, Collier still shows his father love, which just shows the kind of person that Collier Landry truly is.

And at the end of the documentary, when Jack Boyle is still refusing to admit wrongdoing, Collier still shows his father love, which just shows the kind of person that Collier Landry truly is.

remember I was interviewing with the New York times and he, the guy watched the film and he goes, you know, I don't know if it was New York time. I can't remember where it was, but he goes, you know, he's like, there's, there's three seconds of the film that tell me everything I need to know about who you are as a person and who Collier Landry is. And I was like, what?

remember I was interviewing with the New York times and he, the guy watched the film and he goes, you know, I don't know if it was New York time. I can't remember where it was, but he goes, you know, he's like, there's, there's three seconds of the film that tell me everything I need to know about who you are as a person and who Collier Landry is. And I was like, what?

remember I was interviewing with the New York times and he, the guy watched the film and he goes, you know, I don't know if it was New York time. I can't remember where it was, but he goes, you know, he's like, there's, there's three seconds of the film that tell me everything I need to know about who you are as a person and who Collier Landry is. And I was like, what?

He goes, you just sit down and you talk to your father for probably an hour and he just tells you all these lies and bullshit. And he doesn't give you the answer that you, that you want to hear or that you're expecting or that you see, you could just move on with your life and you get up. And you hug him and you tell him, I love you, Pop.

He goes, you just sit down and you talk to your father for probably an hour and he just tells you all these lies and bullshit. And he doesn't give you the answer that you, that you want to hear or that you're expecting or that you see, you could just move on with your life and you get up. And you hug him and you tell him, I love you, Pop.

He goes, you just sit down and you talk to your father for probably an hour and he just tells you all these lies and bullshit. And he doesn't give you the answer that you, that you want to hear or that you're expecting or that you see, you could just move on with your life and you get up. And you hug him and you tell him, I love you, Pop.

And when you said, I love you, Pop, that's all I need to know about you.

And when you said, I love you, Pop, that's all I need to know about you.

And when you said, I love you, Pop, that's all I need to know about you.

To this day, Collier Landry has never got what people call closure. He knows that his father will never fully admit what happened in the early morning hours of January 1st, 1990. He's come to terms with that. So now, his focus is to turn his experience into good. And he hopes that along the way, he can help others who have gone through trauma.

To this day, Collier Landry has never got what people call closure. He knows that his father will never fully admit what happened in the early morning hours of January 1st, 1990. He's come to terms with that. So now, his focus is to turn his experience into good. And he hopes that along the way, he can help others who have gone through trauma.