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My Choice Is Life| 39mins
Director: Andrzej Titkow | Producer: Andrzej Titkow
Focus Years: 2008 | Country: Poland
Subject Tags: art, gender, global, psychology, violence
Quality Tags: Optimistic, Slow, Activating, Harmonizing
Synopsis:
It isn't loneliness that is the biggest problem for women incarcerated in Lubliniec penitentiary. For years, they struggled with hellish domestic violence and finally escaped by murdering the perpetrator. Now, they try to escape the hell of their own memory, overcome fear, and regain their dignity. They are aided by the unique experience of theater therapy; they confront the demons of the past by playing their own stories and the stories of others. This form of active therapy has been previously used by the Woman's Rights Center in its programs for women who experienced domestic violence by their mothers, fathers, or partners but did not resort to violence
My Choice Is Life | 39mins

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