It's the best documentary about the Hindenburg out there, and it's quite enjoyable. It's a bit "chaotic" at times and quite a lot of unnecessary acting and dramatising, but on the other hand it gives you a more personal look in to the story and the people involved in the Hindenburg Disaster. The Zeppelin it self is also well animated and looks realistic which is a big plus to the overall satisfaction I'm left with after watching the documentary. I still do wish they would have focusd a bit more on the "raw" and realtime footage, but still it does portrait a good picture of the accident and the days following the crash. But it is very much worth the watch.
