You Look a Lot Like Me is a feature-length documentary exploring the issue of intimate partner violence in the United States. The film, which is presently being used in educational and clinical settings across the U.S., features interviews with domestic violence survivors, as well as advocates, educators, and experts working in the field. You Look a Lot Like Me is an invaluable informational resource on the topic of domestic violence, and provides an effective and meaningful complement to domestic violence training programs and college-level course work in the areas of social work, public health, and women’s and LGBTQ studies.
While You Look a Lot Like Me was created primarily for educators and professionals working in the areas of social work, public and mental health, law enforcement, criminal justice, and domestic violence awareness, training, and prevention, You Look a Lot Like Me is also an important resource for victims, survivors, and perpetrators of domestic violence. For concerned family members, friends, or co-workers, You Look a Lot Like Me offers helpful insight into a complex social problem that affects millions of individuals and families each year, both in the United States and around the globe.
There are presently two versions of the film available for purchase and licensing through our online storefront: the 120-minute theatrical cut of the feature-length film- which also includes rare testimony from a male abuser who took part in a 40-week abuser education program – and the newly released 1-Hour Edition, which features a shorter run time of 60 minutes. *The 1-Hour Edition does not feature interviews with the abuser and abuser educator.
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