greg lynch

Clooney & Gosling at their slick best. Great supporting cast too. Excellent writing. 10/10

It's a rare doccie where the subject is also the observer and has merit but this is the exception to the rule. It really develops in intensity in the 3rd episode, the narrative builds and intensifies in a very well paced structure without the typical conceits.The documentarian's strident honesty and empirical approach provides the foundation to an honest telling of an incredible story with the benefit of hindsight, time, and life-experience. Her unflinching, relentless commitment to uncovering the truth is truly something to behold. At the same time, this documentary explores and demonstrates as well as tests the limits of ' a person who was present' in a situation to retell, and understand the situation with any kind of objectivity. It's super-watchable while being a near academic treatise on the limits of documentary film- a rare combo.

An exquisite piece of film making. Ticking all boxes, incredibly measured acting, exceptional writing and direction, set design and costumes were incredible, superb cinematography and editing with artful special effects. Even the font pairing in the titles was a feature. 10/10

Great documentary, incredible story, very well told.

Hallmark channel style attempt at a real live hero story. Embarrassing. Sad. And that's how the movie was made..

Didn't get past the first 5 minutes, feels like it has the production values of a daytime soap opera.

Arguably one of the best films ever made. Incredible concept matched by perfect execution.

Smart, funny and covering important issues. Oliver is the best host on TV.

Exceptional film. A beautiful story, beautifully told. Unlike any documentary I have seen.