US EditionNetflix's Grenfell Uncovered Revisits Tory MP's Painful Error over Death Toll
- Omar Alhaj Ali and his family sought asylum in the UK from Syria in 2014. On June 14, 2017, a fire at Grenfell Tower killed 72 people, impacting their lives forever.
- The documentary 'Grenfell: Uncovered' explores the institutional failures, corporate negligence, and poor building regulations that contributed to the fire's tragedy.
- A public inquiry revealed systemic dishonesty from cladding manufacturers and highlighted failures in both the private sector and the government.
- Omar Alhaj Ali demands accountability and emphasizes the need for lessons from Grenfell to prevent future tragedies.
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Once again, Netflix surprises its subscribers again with a production based on a real fact, genre that connects the viewer not only with lived but also dramatic situations, which allows the film experience to be even more authentic. On this occasion, the streaming giant invites us to play Torre Grenfell: the open fire, the documentary that reconstructs what was the terrible fire of a building in London in which dozens of people died.The nightmar…
The Independent
The Independent (US)How Netflix’s powerful Grenfell film sheds new light on the tragedy
As Netflix releases a powerful new documentary about the blaze that took 72 lives at Grenfell Tower in 2017, Hannah J Davies speaks to a man who lost a close relative in the fire, as well as the film’s director and a journalist who’s spent years reporting on the failures that led to the catastrophe
Netflix documentary 'Grenfell Uncovered' receives praise for powerful retelling of tower tragedy
Grenfell Uncovered, Netflix’s new feature-length documentary about the 2017 Grenfell Tower disaster, has been widely praised by reviewers and early viewers for its serious and emotionally resonant portrayal of one of the UK’s worst modern tragedies.Directed by Olaide Sadiq, the film retraces the events leading up to the fire that claimed 72 lives and sparked a national reckoning over building safety, housing policy, and corporate responsibility.…
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