Voleurs d'enfance

Original title: No Child of Mine

TV Movie
1997
1h 22m

IMDb RATING

7.3/10

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Brooke Kinsella in Voleurs d'enfance (1997)

True Crime Crime Drama

A British schoolgirl struggles to come to terms with the horrific and disgusting sexual abuse inflicted upon her by the adults in her life. When she resorts to self-harm to escape her troubl... Read allA British schoolgirl struggles to come to terms with the horrific and disgusting sexual abuse inflicted upon her by the adults in her life. When she resorts to self-harm to escape her troubles, a caring teacher tries to get her some help.A British schoolgirl struggles to come to terms with the horrific and disgusting sexual abuse inflicted upon her by the adults in her life. When she resorts to self-harm to escape her troubles, a caring teacher tries to get her some help.

See production info at IMDbPro

IMDb RATING

7.3/10

810

YOUR RATING

POPULARITY

4,469

1,252

See production info at IMDbPro

Won 2 BAFTA Awards
- 5 wins & 1 nomination total

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Trivia
Several pupils from The Romsey Community School, one of the locations used in the film, were used as extras. One scene where Kerry is shown on the school bus features several of these pupils engaging in dialogue.

Quotes
Jim: Did I tell you you can shag my daughter? Did I?

Connections
Referenced in Horrible Reviews: The most disturbing movies ever made pt. 28: The Piano Teacher, No Child Of Mine and more... (2021)

Soundtracks
Heavenly Nobodies
(uncredited)
Written by Miki Berenyi
Performed by Lush

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Featured review

10/10

A delicate and emotive subject, needed to be aired.

A young lady abused by her parents and others, eventually finding a safe haven through a teacher who did his best to help. He did happen to mention 'a place near Bournemouth' and 'Childline' which did point her in the write direction. I hope for her sake, as there was no follow up to the film, that she has now found that all adults are not the same and she has found happiness. I am a child care officer and I was moved to tears with this film. The acting and direction was just right for a very delicate subject, which needed to to be brought to the surface. I applaud the TV company for airing it, as I am sure it took a brave decision. It was a class film full of emotion which, I don't believe it has been on since, anybody know if it is available on DVD or VHS?