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Ultraviolence

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A call for justice for the individuals who have died while in police custody in the United Kingdom. Focusing on the deaths between 1995 and 2005, archival footage and interviews show the failings of the UK criminal justice system.

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Alex Ramon Sight & Sound May 14
Where Injustice was lucid, focused and persuasive, Ultraviolence ends up mostly hectoring, obvious and diffuse. Go to Full Review
Peter Bradshaw Guardian 06/24/2021
5/5
This makes every other documentary look obtuse and irrelevant. Go to Full Review
Stephen Dalton The Hollywood Reporter 10/14/2020
Ultraviolence is only a small contribution to a huge ongoing debate, but these unresolved tales of injustice deserve to be amplified and interrogated... Go to Full Review
Edward Porter Sunday Times (UK) 12/06/2022
4/5
Fero makes the film a bit too ranty for its own good. But his central point — that deaths in police custody are far too common and far too often excused — is surely indisputable. Go to Full Review
Orla Smith Seventh Row 11/19/2020
There is a fine line between depicting violence as a wake-up call versus misery porn, and Fero crosses over to the latter by providing little context for the brutality. Go to Full Review
Tom Beasley Flickering Myth 10/21/2020
3/5
There's no doubting the fire in this movie's belly and the importance of the stories it foregrounds. Go to Full Review
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Movie Info

Synopsis A call for justice for the individuals who have died while in police custody in the United Kingdom. Focusing on the deaths between 1995 and 2005, archival footage and interviews show the failings of the UK criminal justice system.
Director
Ken Fero
Producer
Ken Fero
Screenwriter
Tariq Mehmood
Genre
Documentary
Original Language
English
Runtime
1h 15m