With a man like Longford(Jim Broadbent) he's a man willing to go all the way to reach people. Lord Longford is one stagnant and restless man to walk in London, spreading the word and causing some strife. Especially when he talks to prisoners the real strife is when he interviews child-killer Myra Hindley(Samantha Morton) who she and her lover Ian Brady(Andy Serkis) murdered several young kids. Hindley starts to stay clear of Brady, but Brady himself is way more disturbed. When Hindley gets transferred to another prison, she is treated worse than in the last one she was in. Longford, is a strong opponent in pornography, and his wife looks at the magazines that doesn't even faze her a bit. Lord Longford is an endurer, and he tends to shrug off everything people say what he is doing, even the British government were no problem as well. After ridiculing Longford, Hindley redeemed herself before she died, and that lifted the guilt off her shoulders. As for Lord Longford, he's one tough old chap I'll say. This movie can be put into educational use, except for the nude dancers, everything else is great! 5 stars!
