Netflix’s new show, Toxic Town, set to be released on February 27, sheds light on the UK’s biggest environmental scandal, the Corby poisonings. The four-part limited series includes an impressive cast, featuring Jodie Whittaker, Aimee Lou Wood, and Robert Carlyle, filmed in Greater Manchester.
The story follows a group of mothers affected by the Corby toxic waste case, who confronted their town’s leadership over the mismanagement of toxic materials leading to birth defects in their babies. Acclaimed screenwriter Jack Thorne, known for Help and Joy, explores the complex and shocking truth behind the scandal.
Producer Charlie Brooker and Annabelle Jones, known for Black Mirror, also worked on this project, highlighting the devastating impact of environmental negligence. Toxic Town delves into the journey of these mothers as they fight for justice in the face of adversity and betrayal.
Thorne describes the story as a powerful portrayal of humanity and resilience, showcasing the true strength of these women as they navigate the complexities of seeking accountability. Toxic Town aims to bring attention to the ongoing impact of environmental disasters and the importance of holding those responsible accountable.
Fans can look forward to the release of Toxic Town on Netflix on February 27, promising a gripping and thought-provoking exploration of one of the UK’s most significant environmental scandals.
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