This is a really moving, true story, which makes the watch even more harrowing. The performances from Michael Socha and Zoe Tapper are great, with Michael's final scene being particularly moving. There is a great support cast too, and good to see some familiar faces. It's shot beautifully, and the locations are wonderfully found, especially with the film bouncing between 1970's and 1990's England. I would highly recommend watching this film, it's not for the feint hearted, but leaves a lasting impact. It's also good to shine a light on the subject matter, which gives it that extra edge of importance.
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