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Until the Violence Stops

Country: United States, Language: English

Original Title

World VDAY
  • Director: Abby Epstein
  • Writer: Eve Ensler
  • Producer: Eve Ensler, Vincent Farrell, Anura Idupuganti, Pat Mitchell, Willa Shalit

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Until the Violence Stops features playwright and activist Eve Ensler in a powerful film that documents how The Vagina Monologues grew into an international grassroots movement called V-Day to stop violence against women and girls. In 2002, eight hundred cities around the world participated in V-Day by staging benefit performances of The Vagina Monologues. Until the Violence Stops shows women from Harlem to Ukiah, California; from the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation to the Philippines and Kenya, uniting and courageously revealing their intimate and deeply painful experiences with abuse ranging from rape to female circumcision.

Director Abby Epstein takes us on a poignant journey into the hearts of women and includes revealing testimonies from men, who expose social and cultural attitudes that perpetuate the pervasive violence against women. In emotionally charged interviews and performances, everyday women and celebrities like Rosie Perez, Salma Hayek, Tantoo Cardinal, Jane Fonda, and LisaGay Hamilton embrace their bodies, reconcile their past, and bond together to break the silence that surrounds abuse.


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Cast & Characters

Tantoo Cardinal (as Self)
Rosario Dawson (as Self)
Eve Ensler (as Self)
Jane Fonda (as Self)
LisaGay Hamilton (as Self)
Salma Hayek (as Self)
Amy Hill (as Self)
Rosie Perez (as Self)
Isabella Rossellini (as Self)