WOMEN ON THE FRONTLINE (series) Back 
                    
                  ''IT'' threatens the lives of more young women than cancer, 
malaria or war. ''IT'' affects one in three women worldwide and leaves them 
mentally scarred for life. ''IT'' is inflicted by a family member. ''IT'' is 
violence against women and girls. 

                  First aired on BBC World TV, this critically acclaimed series 
presented by Annie Lennox and shot by all-women crews is a brutally honest 
account of a silent war of violence against females, being waged around the 
world.

                  The seven films, in WOMEN ON THE FRONTLINE, tell the personal 
stories of courageous women who have survived abuses and want their voices to 
be heard.

                 

            Facts:
            * At least one in three women has been beaten, coerced into sex or  
 otherwise abused in her lifetime, according to a study based on 50 surveys 
around the world
            *A fifth of women report being sexually abused before the age of 15
            *500,000 women die from pregnancy and childbirth each year: a 
number that has changed little in 20 years
            *Violence against women kills more women than traffic accidents and 
malaria combined, according to World Bank estimates
            *The World Health Organization has reported that up to 70 percent 
of female murder victims are killed by their male partners
            *The prevalence of women in developing countries who experience 
violence during pregnancy ranges from 4 to 20%, according to the European 
Journal of Public Health
            *In 48 population-based surveys from around the world commissioned 
by the World Health Organization, 10 to 69% of women reported being physically 
assaulted by an intimate male partner at some point in their lives 

            TITLES AVAILABLE: 

            1. NEPAL: A NARROW ESCAPE 
            2. TURKEY: KILLING IN THE NAME OF HONOR 
            3. MOROCCO: NEVER AGAIN 
            4. DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO: FIND A WORD FOR IT 
            5. AUSTRIA: SHOWING THE RED CARD 
            6. MAURITANIA: A QUESTION OF RAPE 
            7. COLOMBIA: JUSTICE IN THE REGION OF DEATH 
           



           
                         
                        Grade Level 
                                Secondary / Post-Secondary 
                                Length 
                                7 x 22 min. 
                                Release Date 
                                2008 
                                Circulation Price (single) (VHS/DVD)  
                                175$ 
                                 
                                 
                                Circulation Price (series) (VHS/DVD) 
                                $1040 
                                 
                                 
                                 
                             
                        
                         
                 

            Linda Hellman
            Sales Representative
            CinĂ©FĂȘte
            http://usa.cinefete.ca/

            +800.399.3240
           
     


From: [email protected] 
Sent: Thursday, April 05, 2012 7:35 PM
To: [email protected] 
Subject: [Videolib] domestic violence documentaries

I am looking for documentary films on domestic violence, particularly any with 
a legal or criminal justice angle (not psychology, diagnosis or healing or 
social work or training videos).  "Crime After Crime" recently released by Roco 
Ed is a geat example which we intend to use.  I am wondering about other films 
in a similar vein.  

We already have:

Domestic Violence (2 part title from Zipporah)
Breaking the Cycle of Domestic Violence
The Healing Years
Battered Hearts
Battered Women (films for humanities)
Behind Closed Doors
Defending Our Lives
A Love that Kills
Terror at Home  

These will be viewed in class as part of a seminar on the topic.  I am trying 
to find more titles to purchase for the prof to view over the summer before 
settling on the chosen titles for the syllabus in the fall.  No movies or 
fiction films are wanted.  Thanks,
Matthew


 



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