Educational Documentary by Tortoise and Finch Productions Challenges Stereotypes on Domestic Violence
Summary
The film works to dispel our apathy, call us to action, and leave us with a deepened sense of admiration for the triumph of the human spirit.She has also documented dozens of life stories and is passionate about working with individuals who are interested in preserving their unique family histories and traditions.The film works to dispel our apathy, call us to action, and leave us with a deepened sense of admiration for the triumph of the human spirit.You Look a Lot Like Me had its premiere at the Awareness Festival in Hollywood, California, and is currently used as an informational and training resource in a variety of settings across the U.S.You Look a Lot Like Me may also be of particular value to academic departments and programs, those working in the criminal justice system, law enforcement agencies, prisoner rehabilitation programs, and mental health professionals and programs.As an experienced interviewer and ghostwriter, over the past eight years Chloé has conducted more than a hundred on-camera interviews covering a broad spectrum of difficult subjects and experiences, including domestic and sexual violence, mental illness, addiction, family and childhood trauma, and bereavement.She has also documented dozens of life stories and is passionate about working with individuals who are interested in preserving their unique family histories and traditions.Chloé shared three things she hopes viewers will take away from the film:1.