Game On , directed by John Stroud. In that show, Neil's voice is anything but subtle, but here he sounds so posh that I never recognised him until he announced himself over the closing credits. The Interviews section occasionally stop-starts too much as each piece of chat is interrupted by captions stating what they're talking about and the rough footage cuts into that spoken by the unseen interviewer and sometimes the interviewee. You must watch the film first before any of these interviews as they give away plot points. A static shot of the cover but some of the menus are accompanied by selections from the soundtrack.
Options are available to to start the film, select a scene, or visit the extras menu.
The The War Zone tells a disturbing tale and is a film that deserves to be seen by everyone. The actors involved come from many different backgrounds so if you have an interest in any of them, this is worth checking out. And once you've seen it through, play it again with the audio-descriptive track as it really does bring about many of the scenes in a new light.