Uitzending van 19 februari 2017

Het lijkt normaal pubergedrag: stoer doen, steeds minder aan je ouders vertellen en veel blowen. In de meeste gevallen waait het ook over. Maar wat als dat niet zo is? Als je je broer of kind steeds verder ziet afglijden en niets lijkt te helpen? Documentairemaker René van Es portretteert een gezin waar een van de kinderen dusdanig ontspoort, dat zijn ouders zich gedwongen voelen hun eigen zoon uit huis te zetten.

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