Custody

Custody follows the Byrne family over two years as they navigate the challenges of a custody hearing in the Family Court. The film employs a 'real life' documentary style, blending performances by actors with real lawyers and judiciary members, offering a realistic portrayal of family court proceedings.

As a TV movie, Custody captures the emotional and legal turmoil faced by families during divorce and custody disputes. The runtime of 94 minutes allows for a focused exploration of the family's struggles, providing insight into the often-overlooked aspects of family law.

For collectors, this film presents a unique entry in the drama genre, particularly appealing to those interested in legal narratives and family dynamics. The combination of scripted drama and documentary elements makes it a distinctive piece in the landscape of 1980s television films.