I thought this doc did a good job of telling a story I was completely unaware of. Some don't like the technique of have actors play historical figures, but I thought in this case it gave the story life. The dialogue was pulled from actual diary entries and letters. I completely enjoyed this film.

I love documentaries, but this could have done to be more straightforward. A lot of melodramatic retellings. The information was great and interesting. I just didn't care for the presentation.

Since the story of the "Britannic"' is far less known than her sister ship, this is a worth a watch. It's not a bad compilation of facts and reenactments. It would have been less distracting with a voiceover narration, rather than following the host around as she interviews people (a bit too enthusiastically considering the subject matter, IMO, but it's well-intentioned.) The brave souls aboard Britannic deserve to be remembered too, and this doc fills the bill.