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V Day: Until the Violence Stops

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DVD Released: 02/08/2005

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Genre: Documentary
Starring: Rosie Perez, Salma Hayek, Rosario Dawson, Jane Fonda, LisaGay Hamilton

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In 2002, over eight hundred cities around the world have participated in V-Day by staging benefit performances of The Vagina Monologues. From locales as diverse as New York, the Phillippines and Kenya, director Abby Epstein's UNTIL THE VIOLENCE STOPS features emotionally charged interviews and readings by everyday and celebrity women, all of whom courageously reveal their intimate experiences and bond together to break the silence that surrounds abuse.

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