Lesley Palma

You might say 'Oh, it's just about another fashion designer. Not of interest to me.' But, it's much more than just about fashion. It's about human frailty. It's about what happens when you hurt others with your words. It's about one of possibly the hardest thing for an individual or individuals to do ... say Sorry and really mean it. Ask for forgiveness and show forgiveness in return. John Galliano is one such human being. His words almost destroyed him and his amazing career and gift of creativity. In light of the current situation that has been unfolding before our eyes across the world, the irony of his story is not lost on the viewer and we see that the humble act of forgiveness is not being offered by all involved.

It's only worth watching when Hugh Riminton is in the presenter's chair.

It was ok. One of those movies that leaves you questioning the ending and putting one's own interpretation on what the writer intended for the viewer to believe. Left me wondering whether this kind of thing actually goes on. We've all seen the innuendo in the past where there has been hints of black magic popping up in movies and tv series and in some cultures via the media but the reality, if it indeed does exist is frightening.