Quiet on Set – The Dark Side of Children’s TV already has a date to premiere in Brazil: Controversial documentary series exposes pedophilia and bullying – News Series – as seen on the Web

Shocking project goes behind the scenes of Nickelodeon’s main programs in the 2000s.

After gaining strong repercussion on social media around the world, including in Brazil, Quiet On Set: The Dark Side of Kids TV was scheduled to premiere in Brazil. Max, the content producer, confirmed that the documentary produced by the ID channel will reach the platform’s national catalog in mid-April.

With four episodes, the record reveals the behind-the-scenes of popular children’s programs from the late 90s and early 2000s. The production shows the behind-the-scenes behind the empire built by Dan Schneider, creator of series such as Tudo Em Cima and The Show from Amanda, revealing an environment fraught with allegations of abuse, sexism, racism and inappropriate behavior towards underage stars and crew.

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Titled in Brazil as The Dark Side of Children’s TVthe documentary series presents unprecedented access to accounts from the main figures who participated in Schneider’s series on Nickelodeon, including former cast members from Tudo Em Cima (All That), screenwriters Jenny Kilgen and Christy Stratton, from The Amanda Show ( The Amanda Show), and Alexa Nikolas from Zoey 101.

The series also features the cast and crew of iCarly, Sam & Cat, Brilhante Vitória (Victorious), and other well-known series, such as Marc Summers from the game show Double Dare. The episodes also feature testimonies from the parents of cast members who tried to defend their children from events on the sets.

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Over the course of four episodes, emotional stories are presented, narrating a series of events that occurred over the years, as well as exclusive stories about the presence of child predators on film sets. The interviews, complemented with archive footage (some of which has never been broadcast), scenes from TV shows and comments from social media, seek to contextualize and give new meaning to many moments within these series, which may have seemed meaningless when they first aired. time, but now takes on a new tone.

Directed by Mary Robertson and Emma Schwartz, The Dark Side of Children’s TV premieres on April 16 on Max.