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Stephen: The Murder that Changed a Nation

Stephen: The Murder that Changed a Nation
Stephen: The Murder that Changed a Nation

Film Details

Year

2018

Duration

174 minutes

Genres

Crime, Documentary

Language

English


Synopsis

The killing of Stephen Lawrence by a group of white teenage boys led to one of the most complex and controversial murder investigations in 20th Century Britain. None of the suspects were convicted until 2012, following a long campaign for justice by Doreen and Neville Lawrence. This three-part series examines events leading up to the murder, the police investigation and a landmark inquiry that exposed institutional racism within the police force.


Content warning: Racism, details of violence

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