A Confession

I know Steve Fulcher and know the police. This is a 'good' story and a solid representation of how poor the management levels of the British Police are. Steve was totally screwed over by his supervisors, which in-turn led to failures in the case. Anyway! It's good TV and worth a look as it is pretty real to life and based around Steve's book about this part of his life.

I can't understand all the pedantic reviews about camerawork,this is a great drama spoilt only because it's shown on itv interrupting the flow of the story,also I think Martin freeman is a great actor in everything he has played.the trouble with this is it's spread over so many weeks I will download the remaining episodes and binge.Once again cannot understand the negative reviews.

I can't get over how heartbreaking this programme is. A mother of three daughters, this hit hard.

The justice system, the stupid defence lawyers, the judge... How could they just out rule the evidence and go on a technicality... This had me reeling, pure anger and tears. Because of course, this is a true story.

The acting was insane, every single actor in this programme. They played it so well.

I can't get over how heartbreaking this programme is. A mother of three daughters, this hit hard.

The justice system, the stupid defence lawyers, the judge... How could they just out rule the evidence and go on a technicality... This had me reeling, pure anger and tears. Because of course, this is a true story.

The acting was insane, every single actor in this programme. They played it so well.

This is superb television drama. Don't know what the reviews talking about the camera motion are talking about-didn't notice a problem. Martin Freeman performance was outstanding as I expected and Imelda Staunton's performance as the untiring mother of the victim was truly award winning in every way. I thoroughly enjoyed this series and highly recommend it.

For all of you who want to watch filmmaking at its best, this is compulsory. Great performances and amazing directing by one of the best directors of his generation. Bravo!!