Audio: The audio is a 2 channel stereo platform that adequately presents the audio effects of the film. There were a few surround effects at the start of the film however, as the film continued, those effects & the need for them became increasingly non-existant.

Video: The video is a widescreen non-anamorphic presentation. I found the visual content of the film itself to be quite soft. Not at all what I would have expected. Given the age of the movie it is understandable that a crystal clear master may not have been available or easily rendered. Some of the exteriors on the outback in particular, really could have benefitted from a bit more clarity.

Extras: The only extra included on the disc is a trailer for the film. The quality of which is only marginally better than the film itself.

Overall: As I am about to become a father, the thought of losing a child is terryfing at the very least. The fact that this is a true story is probably the most jarring fact of all. While I cannot give away the main points of the story, I can tell you that The Chamberlains endured an incredible amount of strain & in my opinion, the almost unbearable weight of greiving the loss of a child. That coupled with the never ending quest for justice & most importantly the truth, makes theirs a story that truly has to be seen to be believed.