Conspiracy of Silence (1994). The surviving rough cut of an investigation related to the Franklin child prostitution ring, initially centred on Larry E. King Jr. but sprawling to uncover a bigger circle of influence. Lore has it that it was pulled last minute from airing and survived because it was sent to John De Camp, who represented some of the victims.
Sound of Torture (2013). Framed through Meron Stefanos' show, we follow two cases of the refugee kidnapping crisis of Sinai.
Till Madness Do Us Part (2013). In China, hell is the others. No explicit horrid acts, just 4 hours of painful indifference.
Children Underground (2001). Coming of age of orphaned children in post-communism Bucharest. Get to see children fight, play, huff paint and maybe get a better life.
The Man Who Knew Too Much (2021). Colin Wallace was a pioneer of fake news by slandering Irish Republicans, he was later incarcerated for manslaughter. Most people believe he was framed after refusing to work in the Clockwork Orange plot and his attempt to shed light in the Kincora Boy's Home scandal.
Cutting Edge's The Child Sex Trade (2003). Liviu Tipurita's close look to the sex trafficking of minors in Romania. You will see some common themes with Children Underground but this one has a 'father' confronting the director for not fucking his son and a meeting with a bong discussing his website selling boys. As long as I'm alive, I want the world to know Tom Peters is a nonce and he is either free or dead.
The Wethouse (2002). An intimate and tender portrayal of alcoholics at a shelter, most of them British military veterans and all of them dead soon after the documentary was released. Director Penny Woolcock's
epilogue about it is mandatory reading.
