Instead of a thorough documentary this uses the stories of about 3 people, spun out over 3 episodes all wrapped in a sensationalist style with some mock science thrown in. It's neither comprehensive in coverage nor in depth. Many of the most important stories from the tsunami are not even mentioned.
There are far better versions out there. This comes across as tired and recycled, clearly put together in lockdown without any of the normal attention to detail you expect from quality journalism.
There are far better versions out there. This comes across as tired and recycled, clearly put together in lockdown without any of the normal attention to detail you expect from quality journalism.
