Not Guilty

Not Guilty tells the stories of some of the 15,000 British men living with criminal records for offences committed under anti-homosexuality laws in UK and their experiences long after the 1967 Act to decriminalise homosexuality in Britain.
　　The documentary explores the recent pardons for those convicted under the Alan Turing law, with many demanding a full apology for their treatment and refusing to accept the pardon as an act of atonement.