About the Film

Linda was raped 15 years ago, but did not press charges. Since then she's tried everything to 'get over' the incident. She finally decides to press charges. Follow her through three tough years, exploring rape as a social issue while facing her own demons and the frustrating bureaucratic system.

 

UN Sustainable Development Goal #5:  Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls.

Film Information

Year: 2015
Length: 52min
Language: English
Country: Norway
Premiere: Canadian
Genre: Social Issue

Cast & Credits

Director: Linda Steinhoff and Turid Rogne
Producer: Linda Steinhoff

 
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