Amanda Knox Returns in Mouth of the Wolf

Amanda Knox Returns in Mouth of the Wolf


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Amanda Knox is back in the spotlight with Mouth of the Wolf: Amanda Knox Returns to Italy, a new feature documentary debuting today on Hulu and Hulu on Disney+. Directed by her husband, writer Christopher Robinson, the film follows Knox as she returns to Italy nearly two decades after she was convicted and later definitively acquitted by Italy’s highest court, offering a real‑life companion to last year’s scripted limited series The Twisted Tale of Amanda Knox.

Rather than re‑litigating the murder case in detail, the documentary focuses on how that ordeal still shapes Knox’s life as a mother of two on Vashon Island and on her decision to confront former prosecutor Giuliano Mignini face to face. Shot largely by Robinson, it leans into raw footage of Knox in “really difficult moments,” positioning the film as a closely focused story about trauma, public scrutiny and what it means to seek closure on your own terms.

Mouth of the Wolf is also framed as an entry point for viewers who only know Knox from headlines or past true‑crime projects, incorporating testimony from other people who say they were wrongfully accused to broaden the conversation around high‑profile cases. For more details on when and where to stream it, see The Hollywood Reporter’s guide to watching Mouth of the Wolf: Amanda Knox Returns to Italy.


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