If you remember the events in this documentary very well it will illustrate a time line of contemporary history, from a particular side of serious controversy. Serious because there is a lot of money and government control and major industrial concerns involved. If you don't remember it well, it could help direct you in researching what happened, and help you decide if you even care. The presentation is engaging, with many names and dates provided. The enthusiasm and frustration and moments of triumph of the young activists is exciting to observe. Sometimes we don't get all of the information that is wanted, like is that a hunger strike? I don't know. Who are the people causing an unlawful disturbance? Does anyone know that? I don't know if the opposition has a documentary like this to provide balance but wouldn't that be interesting as a double feature? You could do worse that to watch this documentary about people who intend to make a difference because they must.
Review of To the End
