Private Sins: Part 2

El episodio se emitió el 12 oct 2009
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45min

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Crime Drama Mystery

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaWith Tanya Lucas dead - apparently killed by the same person to killed Peter Williams - Shap finds his own situation deteriorating. He admits to DI Mayne that he slept with the girl the even... Leer todoWith Tanya Lucas dead - apparently killed by the same person to killed Peter Williams - Shap finds his own situation deteriorating. He admits to DI Mayne that he slept with the girl the evening she was killed and it eventually comes out that he was using her to try and locate Ter... Leer todoWith Tanya Lucas dead - apparently killed by the same person to killed Peter Williams - Shap finds his own situation deteriorating. He admits to DI Mayne that he slept with the girl the evening she was killed and it eventually comes out that he was using her to try and locate Terry Camerton. He's still holding out about his true relationship with Terry and his ex-wife... Leer todo

Dirección
- Juliet May
Guión
- Cath Staincliffe
- Elizabeth-Anne Wheal
Reparto principal

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112

TU PUNTUACIÓN

Dirección
- Juliet May
Guión
- Cath Staincliffe
- Elizabeth-Anne Wheal
Reparto principal

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The real story behind domestic violence

The plot is complex and rightly so, as it is one of the very few that reveals the role of a woman in domestic violence. It shows how gentle men can become victims, apparently violent, and how society is so unwilling to take a serious look at women who are very often the real perpetrators of the violence. This story is a common one, we see men turning to drugs, becoming angry, and committing suicide after being stripped of all they have loved and worked for while the women claim, and are given, victim status as though it is their unquestionable right. I find it beyond belief that there is no sustainable research into the processes of domestic violence. Society is too quick to blame men, It is simply wrong, unjust and there should be more popular programs like this that explore this major problem in our society. I write as a concerned female.