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This is a stunning, moving and insightful four-part look at the war in the Pacific. There is nothing gung-ho here: it is terrible, horrific, sad, honest and utterly beautiful. As the title says, this war was hell. This is an astonishingly humane look at the very depths of the 20th century's horror story - and not a Nazi in sight.

I bet the (many) people - all military and civilian combatants and victims - are nearly all dead now. "Hell in the Pacific" is the best legacy any of them could have left - American, British, Australian, Japanese...

They are all human beings and not just uniforms, or uniform prejudices and tired clichés.

I take my hat off to the lot of them.

It's the best WWII documentary I've ever seen. I can't recommend it highly enough.


De laatste uit deze serie.

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