say, "Why would I ever go to the cinema to see a documentary? and I think that's a hard habit to change. But watching something on the big screen is always more emotional, you get more involved in the film and especially this film, it's 90 minutes long, it's feature length, very gripping hopefully, and we've paid a lot of attention to making it very tense and driven by narrative and those are all things you associate with a feature film. I think people are as entertained and stimulated and thought provoked, if you can say that, as they would be by any feature film. John : Ultimately it's about does the story work, is it compelling for an audience, does it move you. Perhaps the best way of describing this film is as a documentary thriller. It's almost a new genre. Kevin : That's one of the things we set out to do, was to try to do something that was a crossover, a new breed as it were and we concentrated very much on building tension and on tension but of course this story is a godsend in some ways because you have this built in tension of the 24 hours, are they gonna live are they not, what's going to happen at each deadline as the clock ticks by, so you've got almost a cliched thriller plot but of course there are things in it that you would never believe if they were in a fiction film