The Last Survivors, a documentary that hears from Britain’s dwindling number of Holocaust survivors as they reflect on their wartime experiences, was awarded a Bafta on Saturday.
Nominated as best standalone documentary, the BBC Two programme, first broadcast in January 2019, follows a cast of characters on a personal journeys as they come to terms with the trauma of the Holocaust.
The documentary’s director, Arthur Carey, also scooped an award for the best director of a factual programme.
Mr Carey and survivor Maurice Blick, who was featured in the documentary, accepted the Bafta on behalf of the entire cast and crew.
