For anyone who is not fully aware of what happened at Hillsborough in 1989 - this is a highly detailed and deeply moving presentation of the facts.
Justice delayed is Justice denied - but at least there is now Justice for the 96 victims.
"Thank God For Darwin"
Agreed, Mickey. A stunning achievement, indeed.
I tribute to the tireless efforts of the families, Phil Scraton, latterly Andy Burnham, those who tried to help on the day, ordinary policemen who tried to tell the truth and were censored, and, of course, the 96.
If there aren't any skeletons in a man's closet, there's probably a Bertha in his attic.
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Still amazed and thankful for the families that a verdict finally came down for the verdict.
One of the most thorough films on Hillsborough I've ever seen. As much as I love 30 in 30 this didn't have the feel of that program. Then I saw it was co-produced with the BBC which makes sense. It felt like the BBC. If you haven't seen that production it's worth hunting down as it has more footage post-verdict