Audiences trying to recover from Jack O'Connell's menacing performance as a Satanist cult leader in Nia DaCosta's horror sequel 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple might find it helpful to repeat the old adage, "It's just a movie." However, the story recalled in the new Netflix true-crime documentary Kidnapped: Elizabeth Smart cannot be brushed aside as easily. The documentary revolves around a maniacal cult leader as well, but unlike so many other true crime titles, it spotlights the survivor's voice over his. The film revisits the 2002 kidnapping of a Utah teen named Elizabeth Smart, who participates prominently to narrate her experience with grace, clarity, and purpose. Kidnapped: Elizabeth Smart emerged as an instant hit after being released on Netflix this week.