TV Series1972 · ITV1 · Ended · 25 min
A 16mm film series, The Frighteners uses devices of horror and fear to tell stories rooted in the concerns of the (early 1970s) present day; mental illness, parental separation, surveillance, housing lists, the after-effects of colonialism and National Service.
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