Henrietta McKervey
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224 appearances
4 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2026
last heard 30 Aug
Henrietta McKervey’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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It's very respectfully made.
And I think the title is so important because, as Dr. Maeve O'Rourke, who was a key campaigner, says, survivors' stories are testimonies and so they're a form of evidence.
Now, I cried and cried and cried watching it.
It's heartbreaking to watch, which isn't, I'm not saying I think people shouldn't watch it.
I think that's exactly why we should watch it.
It should be shown in schools.
And I think that is why how it foregrounds the women themselves and tells them.
uses their individual stories to tell the bigger picture.
And I just think it's so important for people to really engage with this.
You know, like as a society, we can't reckon with our complicity if we don't listen hard to the facts when we're being told them.
This is our history and this is an incredible documentary telling us our story.
And Annette Bening is... Who's also in Five Star Weekend.
Yeah, and how technology is being adapted and repurposed to kind of take over.
People take over functions of people as well as people's lives.
I was really worried I'd find this quite dated because I thought the sort of humanoid robot thing sounded a little Doctor Who-ish, old Doctor Who.
And I loved Diane Morgan.
She was one of the best people in Last One Laughing.
You know that she's fantastic and she is so deadpan that she plays this humanoid robot, android.
So well.
So the premise is that Android was this robot who was going cheap because she's an outdated model who lacks the intelligence of the newer variants.
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