Louis Theroux: Savile

Quite frankly an oddly structured documentary we follow Louis as he tracks down victims and explores his prior work in relation to the subject of Saville. Setting out to explore some of his "guilt" around the subject it's an interesting and no holds barred, spine tingling look at the crimes of a British public icon during the late 20th century. This is at points genuinely uncomfortable and skin crawling to see but important nonetheless. Perhaps not having as much weight behind it as other documentaries or investigative pieces which have solved issues or shed light on them, this piece is a fascinating delve into the nature of humanity and the psychology of people who've experienced trauma which as you might expect from Theroux is presented masterfully as he delves into his work and to see the impact others and himself felt