Dark Money

Dark Money is a 4-part, thought provoking drama for BBC1 by writer Levi David Addai (Damilola, Our Loved Boy).

The series sees an ordinary London family decide to accept a substantial pay-off from a renowned filmmaker to keep silent about the abuse of their youngest son. Although guilt-ridden, they believe the money will enable the family to heal and move on, to start a new life and erase the memories of the past. But damage runs deep, and the price of taking the money may be very high.

Credits

A 4 x 60 minute drama for BBC1

Starring: Babou Ceesay, Jill Halfpenny, Rebecca Front, Susan Wokoma, Olive Gray

Written by: Levi David Addai

Director: Lewis Arnold

Executive Producers: George Faber, Mark Pybus

Producer: Erika Hossington

PRESS:

**‘…pitch-perfect performances.’ 5* Heat**

‘Dark Money feels undeniably timely.’ The Herald

**‘An eloquent portrayal of child abuse by the powerful.’ 4* The Independent**

‘Addai has crowned the canvas with complications.’ **4* The Daily Telegraph**

**‘There was much thoughtful writing here from Levi David Addai.’ 4* The Times**

‘…uncomfortably pertinent.’ Refinery29

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Credits

PRESS:

‘…pitch-perfect performances.’ 5* Heat

‘Dark Money feels undeniably timely.’ The Herald

‘An eloquent portrayal of child abuse by the powerful.’ 4* The Independent

‘Addai has crowned the canvas with complications.’ 4* The Daily Telegraph

‘There was much thoughtful writing here from Levi David Addai.’ 4* The Times

‘…uncomfortably pertinent.’ Refinery29

**‘…pitch-perfect performances.’ 5* Heat**

**‘An eloquent portrayal of child abuse by the powerful.’ 4* The Independent**

‘Addai has crowned the canvas with complications.’ **4* The Daily Telegraph**

**‘There was much thoughtful writing here from Levi David Addai.’ 4* The Times**