This really is a MUST watch for everyone ,anywhere. It is so incredibly impactful and emotional. Wether you've heard of Chernobyl already or no nothing at all this show is really great at putting it all into perspective. The performances are incredible, the visuals and the camera angles are realised and mind blowing and above all the morals are fantastic. The whole show has many subplots that each lead to one main idea...unburying the truth whilst bringing damage, in the right situation can save thousands of lives. Every person holds secrets from the next as shown throughout and it is amazing to watch it unfold towards the end. Not only this but it teaches about the historical and very real events that took place during the disaster. I also liked, well not liked, that they showed a lot of the grim, revolting side effects of the radiation. It adds a whole new level of sympathy to the characters and you can almost feel their pain. Although some of the other stories weren't necessary to see, it was quite important. When someone thinks Chernobyl, nobody thinks about the hundreds of miners giving their lives to dig a tunnel or the fireman attempting to divert the radiation or even the soldiers having to murder innocent animals to protect other innocent humans. I'm so glad that they decided to shed light on these people, it exaggerates how many people the disaster actually affected. My only real "problems" with this is how political a lot of it was and how long scenes dragged on for, this is obviously just my opinion and only considering the story from a media stand point(not as a real life event). Some bits where also a bit repetitive, nothing at all bad. 8/10 one of the, if not the best tragedy story put to film.