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Moving On (1986) [N/A]

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Release Date:
January 1, 1986

Original Title:
Moving On

Genres:
Documentary

Production Companies:
Studio D (NFB)

Production Countries:
Canada

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 28

Overview from TheMovieDB

This short documentary looks at how the community of London, Ontario, has implemented a plan to address the issue of domestic violence. These efforts, spearheaded by police, lawyers, doctors, transition house staff, women's groups, and social services agencies have turned London into a rare model community. There, The London Battered Women's Advocacy Clinic and "Changing Ways," a therapy program for men who batter, contribute to the city's innovative attempt to break the cycle of violence. Moving On is part of the The Next Step, a 3-film series about the services needed by and available to battered women.

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Production

Administration:
Linda Payette

Assistant Camera:
Nastaran Dibai

Assistant Director:
Barbara Doran

Assistant Editor:
Patricia Vergeylen-Tassinari

Cinematography:
Zoe Dirse

Director:
Tina Horne

Editor:
Sidonie Kerr

Executive Producer:
Kathleen Shannon
Gerry Rogers

Location Sound Recordist:
Norma Denys

Music:
Judith Gruber-Stitzer
Louis Hone

Music Editor:
Julian Olson

Producer:
Tina Horne
Gerry Rogers

Production Secretary:
Louise Talbot

Researcher:
Barbara Doran
Tina Horne

Sound Editor:
Jackie Newell

Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Shelley Craig
Hans Peter Strobl

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