All Critics articles – Page 74
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CriticsThe Virtues
“The gift of all those involved is to make such a story compelling and to induce great compassion in the viewer”
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CriticsThe Planets
“The cutting-edge visuals are worthy of a space movie, not least the cosmic round of ten-pin bowling at the dawn of the galaxy”
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CriticsThatcher: A Very British Revolution
“The journey back in time was as interesting as the subject herself”
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CriticsAlastair Campbell: Depression and Me
“Seeing Campbell explain his experience to camera was a startling, necessary glimpse of the reality of how depression can descend so fast”
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CriticsDavid Harewood: Psychosis and Me
“It was moving and fascinating, an intensely personal story told for the public good.”
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CriticsYears And Years
“Davies has not lost the knack for creating fleshy drama with a beating heart that thinks big urgent thoughts”
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CriticsOne Day in Gaza
“This was about as level-headed and even-handed as documentaries about Israel and the Palestinians can be”
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CriticsLouis Theroux: Mothers on the Edge
“A rare and fascinating look at a woefully underexplored and under-recognised phenomenon”
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CriticsOur Dementia Choir with Vicky McClure
“A beautifully judged documentary, it showed just the right amounts of light and shade and never became overly sentimental.”
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CriticsBrexit: Behind Closed Doors
“The growing sense that we’re watching a car crash in slow motion was only reinforced by this film”
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CriticsOur Dementia Choir with Vicky McClure
“We love to see a presenter whose passion spills over into the documentary, and Vicky McClure was the perfect choice.”
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CriticsForensics: The Real CSI
”Those with a genuine interest in the science of forensics will be fascinated by this documentary.”
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CriticsBake Off: The Professionals
“A smaller, colder moon orbiting the warm Jupiter giant that is the GBBO mother show.”