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

 
Marda Loop Justice Film Festival is always in the forefront to advocate for human rights. This year, we are honoured to collaborate with the Canadian Human Rights Museum to showcase the winning photos of the "Points of View: A National Human Rights Photography Exhibition" funded through the Calgary Foundation Canada 150 Grant. The winning photos of the exhibition will be in Calgary at River Park Church during the Saturday and Sunday of the festival (November 18 and 19, 2017). Attendees of the festival will be able to vote on the People's Choice Award. Don't forget to join us at the Festival and cast your vote! Feature photo: Precarious Childhood, 2012, Christian Lamontagne, Rimouski, Quebec #humanrights #photocontest #yyc #150atCMHR #yycfilm #filmfest #yycnow #canada #canada150 #pointofview #photography #contest #justice #justicematters #quebec
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The Marda Loop Justice Film Festival is excited to announce our second conversation leader for "The Grizzly Truth" justREEL screening on September 12: Kevin Van Tighem Kevin Van Tighem was born and raised in Calgary. His family roots in what is now Alberta go back to 1875. A noted naturalist, conservation advocate, hunter and angler, Kevin graduated with a degree in plant ecology from the University of Calgary in 1977 and went on to work as a biologist with the Canadian Wildlife Service. In 1985 he joined Parks Canada and subsequently worked in Jasper, Yoho and Waterton Lakes National Parks as a biologist, interpreter and resource manager. He went on to be superintendent of Prince Albert, Elk Island and then Banff before retiring in 2011. Kevin is the author of fourteen books on wildlife and conservation, including Bears Without Fear, The Homeward Wolf, and Heart Waters/Sources of the Bow River, and writes a regular column (“This Land”) in Alberta Views magazine. His most recent book is Our Place/Changing the Nature of Alberta. #justice #justicematters #justicefilm #filmfestival #yyc #yycnow #yycfilm #calgaryfilm #grizzlytruth #grizzly #bear #britishcolombia
Marda Loop Justice Film Festival will be hosting booth at @globalfestyyc this year in support of @unaccalgary! Come and visit our booth and chat justice films with us. GlobalFest is happening from August 15 to August 26 at Eliston Park. This year, all six teams are Canadian to celebrate Canada's 150th year celebration. Pay us a visit! @unaccalgary @globalfestyyc #yyc #yycfilm #filmfestival #booth #cultural #fireworks #yycnow #yycevents #justice #mardaloop #canadian #justicematters #mardaloopyyc