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Can we ever know the truth about our parents and is it worth it, if the damage has already been done? Rory Cellan-Jones intimate memoir tells the story of a thwarted love affair, his isolated childhood growing up in a one bedroom flat with his mother, and the file he discovered after her death labelled, ‘Rory: in the hope that it will help him understand how it really was.’ It’s a story full of wartime radio broadcasts, glamorous 1950s television studios, and the progressive, centrifugal force at the centre of his family’s lives.
Chaired by Jacqui Hodgson
‘Almost unbearably moving, but never sentimental. A fascinating, intensely personal story, courageously told with unflinching honesty.’ – Adrian Chiles
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