Really interesting documentary with a nice touch of John Cleese's humour.

Enjoyable, interesting and Cleese is great

Highly entertaining and insightful look into just how unique and incredible the human face is, something we certainly can take for granted. Cleese injects his specific brand of humour throughout the piece keeping it entertaining while at the same time making it incredibly educational. If you're fan of John Cleese see this, if you're a fan of documentaries see this. In fact, see this no matter what, you won't regret it.

Nothing that you can't glean from 20 minutes of reading articles.

Contains one fascinating section about the way in which memory of faces is initially fluid, and gives a remarkable example of how this led to a miscarriage of justice.