TX DATE:
MONDAY 3 SEPTEMBER 2018
TX TIME:
21:00
NETWORK:
Channel 4
MONDAY 3 SEPTEMBER 2018
TX TIME:
21:00
NETWORK:
Channel 4
The cast is led by BAFTA-nominated actress Sinéad Keenan (Little Boy Blue).
Director: Colette Camden
Producer: Colette Camden / Elisabeth Olgiati
Executive Producer: Malcolm Brinkworth
A Brinkworth Productions production for Channel 4
Director: Colette Camden
Producer: Colette Camden / Elisabeth Olgiati
Executive Producer: Malcolm Brinkworth
A Brinkworth Productions production for Channel 4
FACTUAL DRAMATISATION
Every week in Great Britain over a hundred wives discover their husbands are not the men they thought they were married to.
Due to advances in detection, the police are charging more men than ever before for possession of images of child sex abuse - and many of them ostensibly happily married family men.
Tracing the impact over 12 months, this powerful film captures two families - the wives, the children and the offenders themselves - as they navigate fraught relationships, deal with the shame and the stigma of the offence, and make difficult decisions about their future.
Using an innovative technique designed to protect the identity of the families involved, the film was first made as an audio documentary, following the real and authentic events with the families as they unfolded.
After completion, the audio documentary was then shot as a drama using lip-synced performances from actors (who appear to speak the words).
This innovative approach allows the film to combine the emotional intensity and intimacy of documentary with the heightened aesthetic of drama.
In doing so, it gives a voice to families whose lives are shaken by the events and who would never agree to take part in a conventional documentary.
Every week in Great Britain over a hundred wives discover their husbands are not the men they thought they were married to.
Due to advances in detection, the police are charging more men than ever before for possession of images of child sex abuse - and many of them ostensibly happily married family men.
Tracing the impact over 12 months, this powerful film captures two families - the wives, the children and the offenders themselves - as they navigate fraught relationships, deal with the shame and the stigma of the offence, and make difficult decisions about their future.
Using an innovative technique designed to protect the identity of the families involved, the film was first made as an audio documentary, following the real and authentic events with the families as they unfolded.
After completion, the audio documentary was then shot as a drama using lip-synced performances from actors (who appear to speak the words).
This innovative approach allows the film to combine the emotional intensity and intimacy of documentary with the heightened aesthetic of drama.
In doing so, it gives a voice to families whose lives are shaken by the events and who would never agree to take part in a conventional documentary.
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