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Menu All All. Sign In. Hide Spoilers. Not many films can claim to have resulted in a change in the law. This graphic, sympathetic depiction of a couple who become homeless in 60s Britain is still powerful. I watched just the eviction scene recently on TV and I felt intense anger at the injustice rising in me. The film is plotted like a Greek tragedy - the couple's decline from prosperity is gradual at first, then accelerates horrifically. Unlike a Greek or Shakespearian tragedy, however, the characters are not the architects of their fate.
They make mistakes, but their punishment is out of all proportion. They are the victims of a harsh and unfeeling system - but most of all of the hostile attitudes of their fellow citizens towards the homeless. Most viewers at the time would have shared these prejudices - but the film showed them that there, but for the grace of God, they could go too.
The film gave a huge impetus to Shelter, the campaign for the homeless that had just started up. Few other campaigns except later CND have had such widespread support. Pressure from Shelter eventually led to a change of the law in which means that homeless families can no longer be treated as the protagonists of "Cathy" were although the law certainly has its defects - for example the use of bed and breakfast as temporary accommodation, and its non-applicability to single homeless people.
Many brilliant plays were filmed for this series, including some early Dennis Potter, and that other influential polemical masterpiece "The War Game" - which the BBC refused to show in a cowardly acquiescence to Government pressure. However the performance of the two leading players in "Cathy" is also perfect.
