Wow! Such a good movie.

Truly Dreadful Film

Better Late Then Never

It is interesting even when nothing much happens, which is for most of its 3-hour running time. Read full review

Brexit has divided the UK with the 48% (who voted) Remain being told to keep quiet and follow "the will of the people". Thanks David for producing a documentary that reflects the views of many UK and expat citizens. Please can we have this available (with subtitles) for the rest of the EU?

As someone who has been sufficiently incensed and dismayed by Brexit and it's ongoing shambolic chaos to spend the last two years actively supporting a number of grass roots campaigns to stop it, I am really appreciative of the fact that the director has made this wonderful film and put in so much work to tour with it. It will stand as an accurate historical record of the different viewpoints of remainers up and down the country who have basically been ignored by parliament and the press. It was well made and somewhat emotional at times. It was great to attend a screening with a talk from the director. Thankyou again.

This is an important film. It contains all the reasons for abandoning Brexit. Told with clarity and passion by individuals in all the devastated areas of Britain, it should be seen on television. As it is so comprehensive, it is possibly too long, but it is, nonetheless, full of wonderful material for any shorter docs or news magazine programmes to use - over and again. It should be made available to them and to all viewers, especially when the next referendum comes up.

I don't expect many leavers to be persuaded by this, but this film stands as a cry of pain from the 16m people who have been thrown under a bus with "£350m a week for the NHS" written on the side. It documents the solid case for staying in the EU, without engaging much with Leaver logic. I thought that might be a problem with the film at the beginning, but in the end it benefits from sticking to this positive, but poignant, manifesto.