The story of the murder of Banaz Mahmood, a young Kurdish woman, murdered in a so called honour killing.
On the case is DI Caroline Goode, superbly portrayed by Keeley Hawes, there truly is nothing she cannot do, it's a sensitive performance.
It's interesting that the story is told through the eyes of the Detective, as opposed to through the eyes of the victim.
It's moving, a case that myself and my family remember well, one we all considered shocking and the behaviour of the men associated abhorrent.
It's a chilling story, highlighting cultural differences from a small fraction of people, views on women that seen so alien to most of us.
The only criticism, why on Earth didn't ITV put this out on one night, preferably a Sunday evening? Two parts, wasn't necessary.
Overall, I thought it was very good, 8/10.
On the case is DI Caroline Goode, superbly portrayed by Keeley Hawes, there truly is nothing she cannot do, it's a sensitive performance.
It's interesting that the story is told through the eyes of the Detective, as opposed to through the eyes of the victim.
It's moving, a case that myself and my family remember well, one we all considered shocking and the behaviour of the men associated abhorrent.
It's a chilling story, highlighting cultural differences from a small fraction of people, views on women that seen so alien to most of us.
The only criticism, why on Earth didn't ITV put this out on one night, preferably a Sunday evening? Two parts, wasn't necessary.
Overall, I thought it was very good, 8/10.