Britain's worst sporting disaster, the Hillsborough tragedy, killed 96 people, injured hundreds, and traumatized thousands. The film tells the story of that fateful day, April 15, 1989, through the experiences of those directly involved, including fans, survivors, family members, and police officers. Many speak publicly for the first time. The documentary reveals the horror of the crush on the terraces, police prejudice towards football fans, and commanders' failure in leadership. It also exposes the lack of dignity shown to bereaved families and the impact of media vilification on the fans. The film recounts the 27-year campaign for justice fought on behalf of the 96 who died.
Hillsborough
Britain's worst sporting disaster, Hillsborough, recounts the tragic events of April 15, 1989, where 96 lives were lost and hundreds were injured, leaving a lasting impact of trauma.
