FILMS
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| Violence
Against Women |
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Rape
Culture
This film dicusses feminist theoretical approach to violence
against women. It includes voices from feminist activists,
and although the movie references are outdated, the issues
discussed are still relevant. The movie does not depict
scenes of graphic sexual violence. Produced by Cambridge
Documentary Films (1983).
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To
Have and To Hold
This documentary examines abuse of women by men through
the man's experience. It includes interviews of men who
have assaulted their wives and partners and explores the
personal and societal attitudes that lead men to violence
and condone violence against women in society. Also, examines
the attitude changes necessary to stop violent behavior.
Produced by New Day Films.
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Breaking
the Silence, A Film on Incest and the Sexual Abuse of
Children
An award winning documentary on incest and child sexual
abuse. Includes personal stories told by survivors and
their families. Illustrates how incest and abuse destroys
trust and limits the lives of its survivors. This film
celebrates survivors on the journey to reclaiming their
lives. Produced by New Day Films.
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Date
Rape
A documentary-drama that explores the story of rape from
the rape to the investigation. All of the professionals
are real with the other roles begin played by actors.
This film is a great and realistic representation of the
consequences of rape emotionally and structurally.
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Ending
Domestic Violence: Healing the Family
A victims' rights advocate tells the story of her 18-month
abusive marriage in which she was almost killed and her
advocacy with a particular woman. There are scenes in
court hearings and emotional talks between the advocate
and the victim.
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Male
Violence: A Room Full of Men
A film about three men who have a history of abuse, but
who have joined a program to help them stop being abusive.
Many issues of authority and control as well as stereotypes
are addressed throughout this film.
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