Reviews

I felt that this dramatisation depicted Nottingham correctly as I was born there. It deals with a tragic British Government experiment aptly not over zealously replaying memories but instead reflecting the pain that those are still suffering.

It shows for me the Empirical British using the colonies as some test zone at the expense of thousands of children who have subsequently suffered decades of loss of identity and childhood.

It is estimated that it cost 5GBP per day to institutionalise children in UK in the 50's it fails to even consider the cost to these individuals and the generations that follows in their blood lines that both Britain and Australia now have as citizens.

Britain failed to tackle its inherent class system and still does, instead using Australia as a testing ground first to establish the Country and then to use the bigoted and racist ideals of religious extremist's to continue its racist empirical hold over the colony until the 70's.

Thank you to Margaret Humphrey's and her Husband and family and to Nottinghamshire City Council, to bring this nightmare for those that had to experience to the fore and thank goodness that we are encouraged to remember these atrocities, "Lest we forget".