Such is the continued draw of The Silence of the Lambs that this specially made behind the scenes documentary was released to DVD.
Whilst there are some great behind the scenes clips and also interviews with all the key cast and crew, I did have one very big frustration with it: despite being almost 90 minutes long, I felt that there was a huge amount of padding in terms of content that had been put in which wasn't interesting, at the expense of genuinely fascinating moments which were cut.
An example of this is that although the director Jonathan Demme appeared, to me it seemed there was so much that he said that didn't make the final cut. Having seen other interviews with him, talking about not only Silence of the Lambs but other projects he has done, he is an incredible raconteur and storyteller. And I wanted to see and hear this genius director be allowed to talk much more freely about this masterpiece, along with the other actors. But he along with others only gets small little snippets of screentime. Ted Levine welcomingly is allowed to speak at some length about the creation of Buffalo Bill, but it's a rarity sadly.
If you are a Silence fan, then there is absolutely things here you'll want to see. But you almost certainly will be left wanting more, and with the access that this documentary team clearly had, it's a travesty this wasn't fully explored.