When the Pan family home was invaded in the night, leaving Jennifer's mother dead and her father in a coma, it looked like a senseless act of violence. It wasn't.

What Jennifer Did pieces together how a dutiful daughter living under crushing parental pressure built an entire fake life — forged report cards, a phantom degree, a pretend job — and how the unravelling of that lie ended in murder-for-hire.

The police interview footage is the backbone of the film, and watching detectives slowly pull Jennifer's story apart is gripping. At under 90 minutes it moves fast, sometimes at the expense of depth.

A solid, chilling watch that will have you pausing to check the details are real. They are.