Raised in a family where love means caring and sharing, Johanna is a successful, career-focused, thirty-year-old woman who considers herself intelligent and well-educated. Louis is the youngest detective in the police force, takes part in triathlons, and eats multi-color vegetables with his lunch. Two ordinary people with both feet planted firmly on the ground, they get married believing in happily ever after. But two consecutive unplanned pregnancies, an affair, and Louis’ bizarre behaviour, quickly weaken their matrimonial rink. Johanna files for divorce and what started as a beautiful relationship, turns into complete chaos because Louis is not the forgiving type, and Johanna is tired of turning the other cheek. Add to the mix a conniving mother-in-law, a few determined “professionals” and a system not quite equipped for such games. What could possibly go wrong? By turns, Unsung Victims is highly amusing and sadly heart-breaking as it takes you on a roller-coaster ride through the highs and lows of divorce and all the craziness surrounding it.