Michael Radwanski

Absolute delight to view. The cinematography is superb, the acting is world class, the writing is bold and has meaning. Rather than focusing the show on the explosion itself, it gives justice to those lost and those hurt by the accident. Almost every minute acted out was based on accounts and records of the disaster. Little subtleties such as a neutral non swaying ambient orchestra and the plotline of the show stray far from cliche and set a new standard for historical reenactments. One in which I hope to see more. I give this one of (if not) my highest recommendations and wish those interested, and not interested in science to view. For it also portrays an important and eye awakening theme; what are "the cost of lies"?