Video: Peter Kosminsky part 4
- Published: 11 June 2008 13:20
- Last Updated: 11 June 2008 13:42
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In the fourth part of Broadcast's interview with Peter Kosminsky the director talks about highlighting the inadequacies of the care system in No Child of Mine and the difficulties that surrounded making the abuse-themed drama.
With No Child of Mine (1997), Kosminsky was one of the first directors to tackle the subject of child abuse. The drama was based on the true story of a 13-year-old girl who was repeatedly sexually abused. "No Child of Mine was without question the most difficult and troubling film I've ever made and I genuinely don't know if I'd make it again now," he said.
Part one: Career path and early works
Part two: Criticism of ITV and fears for the future
Part three: Britz and The Government Inspector
Video: DMI Productions
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