The person in question in this documentary is named Nick Yarris, and he does almost all of the commentary throughout the entire 96 minutes.
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This guy Nick, is so compelling and entertaining, that i was convinced that while he was talking that Nick Yarris wasn't actually a real person. I was convinced that Nick was a fictional being or at the least there was an actor playing his role.
There are no actors, there is no fiction (unless he is lying) and this is a truly compelling story of a many wrongfully imprisoned for a long period of time.
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Most of this movie is simply a one-on-one conversation with Nick himslef and not a great deal else. However, Nick is so incredibly passionate in his retelling of the events that took pace over the past 2 decades.... honestly, the film doesn't need more than that.
I was really moved by his performance and after spending 20 years in prison for a crime he did not commit i think that Nick really did an absolutely top-shelf job showing genuine emotion to the BBC during their filming of this doco. I don't want to give too many spoilers but the basic premise of this film was this:
I watch a lot of documentaries and this is likely the most compelling one I have seen in a while. I think the major reason for my feeling that way is because i too would feel bored by the fact that I am primarily dealing with looking at one person while he tells a story for an hour an a half, but man... oh man did this guy Nick tell the story properly..... This dude needed no assistance.
I encourage a lot of people to watch a lot of things on fast-forward. This is not one of those things. There is no filler... there is no fluff.... every word this man says is filled with the passion that only a person who has been in a cage for many years can come up with...... and come up with it Nick certainly did.
very few people deserve this stamp, but Nick does