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Superb . . . Thought-provoking, distressing, shockingly tense, and always very sad, it is surely one of the best documentaries of the year. -- Time Out on the documentary Potent mix of suspense, pathos, and indignation. -- Variety on the documentary Freeth lays bare a beautiful but lawless land fouled by fear. A 'Clockwork Orange' state where racism, greed and violence are ultimately humbled by almost unimaginable courage. Richly described, bravely chronicled and utterly compelling. --Mike Thompson, BBC Radio's Foreign Affairs Correspondent Potent mix of suspense, pathos, and indignation. --Variety on the documentary Superb . . . Thought-provoking, distressing, shockingly tense, and always very sad, it is surely one of the best documentaries of the year. --Time Out on the documentary Freeth lays bare a beautiful but lawless land fouled by fear. A 'Clockwork Orange' state where racism, greed and violence are ultimately humbled by almost unimaginable courage. Richly described, bravely chronicled and utterly compelling. --Mike Thompson, BBC Radio's Foreign Affairs Correspondent

Potent mix of suspense, pathos, and indignation. -- Variety on the documentary

<i> Freeth lays bare a beautiful but lawless land fouled by fear. A 'Clockwork Orange' state where racism, greed and violence are ultimately humbled by almost unimaginable courage. Richly described, bravely chronicled and utterly compelling. Mike Thompson, BBC Radio's Foreign Affairs Correspondent</i></p>

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Ben Freeth MBE is a British-born Zimbabwean farmer who successfully sued Mugabe in an international court in 2008. Since winning the suit he has been harassed and his farm burnt to the ground. His family's story was made into the most-viewed documentary of the past year, which has won several international awards.

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