In the U.K. '' The Observer '' gave the film high praise , reporting that it was " so good that it ought to be on the national curriculum " and calling it " quite possibly the best thing the BBC has created in years . " . '' The Independent '' called it a " supremely authoritative documentary " while '' The Guardian '' stated that " the success of this documentary lay in its range of different voices . " The UK broadcast was nominated for a BAFTA at the 2014 British Academy Television Awards in the '' specialist factual '' category , losing to eventual winner " David Attenborough 's Natural History Museum Alive "
2014 British Academy Television Awards
2014 British Academy Television Awards
The March (2013 film)