Stop All the Clocks

Stop All The Clocks explores one of the most controversial and commented stories in California, Napa Valley in 2007. Haley Wesley, a young mother, forgot her baby in the car for six hours on a hot summer day. After her child's death by vehicular heat stroke, Haley was charged with involuntary manslaughter by the Napa County legal system and fought hard for her innocence. The documentary follows Haley's miraculous struggle to survive the loss of her child and how this tragedy has impacted her family and community. The film also reveals a disturbing growing social problem in the U.S and around the world called, The Forgotten Baby Syndrome, which is reflected in the rising number of children dying in overheated cars after being left there by distracted parents.