More than two years since it initially hit screens, an ‘exceptional’ Australian thriller is now available to look at the UK.
The four -part Safe Home series was released in 2023.
The ‘moving drama’ investigated the stories behind the headlines of the family violence and ‘the people behind the figures and the stories behind the statistics’.
‘Between the stories about friendship and love, safe house weaves through expectations and assumptions that the public take on a wild ride that shows how difficult red flags can be in real life. Even for those whose work depends on it, “it was explained at the time.
In the center of the story, Phoebe, played by Aisha Dee of the daring type, is a young media professional who stops her job at a law firm to work at a struggling legal center for family violence that runs the risk of losing financing.
‘As connecting stories unfold, relationships are tested and the pressure confirmations to save the center. With so much at stake, Phoebe has to navigate a path that is not always clear – and people are not always as they appear, “the synopsis teased.
Although the series focuses on Phobe’s experience, it also weaves it in the stories of other women who are confronted with traumatic conditions and let the public think about what family violence is.
Based on screenwriter Anna Barne’s time working in community centers in Melbourne, Safe Home was supported by the producer between the descendants of the beloved Australian Series, Pubertty Blues and RFDs.
This weekend the series has also been added to Channel 4, where British viewers can coordinate for free.
At the time of the release, Safe Home was well received by both critics and viewers.
‘The drama is always on the edge, and (given the shocking real-life statistics) urgently and of vital importance. The bone omnipresence of family abuse should make this a subject that is more often investigated in the Australian Drama, “the Guardian wrote in his review.
“Safe Home is convincing, sometimes devastating, but always powerful in his dedication to articulate difficult truths around domestic and family violence with nuance, integrity and care,” the conversation shared.
‘Safe house is not comfortable or safe entertainment. It should not be with this subject. If good drama is completely about what is at stake, this is one of the best Australian dramas of the year, added ‘Screen Hub.
Although viewers admitted that it was ‘confronting’, they also said that it was ‘fantastic’ and ‘moving’.
About the approach of the series to tackle domestic violence, Aisha explained that it was different from everything she had seen on the screen earlier.
“It was the fact that it investigated a little bit of family violence and domestic violence in a way I had not seen before,” she said Yahoo!
“In the past I have usually read things that are quite violent, and I think we still experience violence, but reading Safe Home, I discovered that the lake of the gray area and the stories and parts of the stories and the people we often miss who are a bit harder to recognize.”
She also admitted the difficulties to tackle such an intense topic: ‘I certainly took [those feelings] At home. And I think many of us did, you know, not only the cast, but also the crew. It was a real intense environment, but luckily we also had each other to trust in it. ‘
Barnes said earlier about her series: ‘Working in family violence, I became aware of the important role that the media played in telling stories about this complex subject.
‘Their sensational news stories have a lot of influence on much of the understanding of the general public of this big problem of health and well -being.
‘When creating a safe house, we worked together with professionals in the sector. So, although fictional, it is rooted in authenticity and the real processes of the legal services. ‘
Safe Home, which has picked up three logie and three Aacta nominations, also plays Mabel Li, Virginia Gay, Thomas Cocquerel and Antonia Prebble.
Safe Home stream now on channel 4.
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