I must admit I found this quite dull. I also found most of the characters quite cardboard in nature.
This is heartbreaking but a must see. Fantastic take on the era too.
David Tait trusted us with his years of secrecies, humiliation and unhealed mental wounds and I'm sure wholeheartedly to help other sexual abuse survivors seek the edification to recover and heal. Mark Stanley transitioned into character with an ovational Performance.
Growing up in South Africa, a young boy encountered sexual abuse and when moving to England has to deal with a pressurised job in the stock market, a new life and a new born baby, with all of the terrors of his childhood to deal with throughout! Much better than the 4.
As a elementary school psychologist, I cannot tell you how much abuse I see and just how much it breaks my heart to see kids who are powerless go through the trauma in their life and somehow find a way to persevere and keep going! But these traumas arise later in life and cause a great deal of problems as adults become parents and are married or in relationships.