Battering begins. The police come. It all starts again.

Document author(s):
Elvis Mitchell
Document source:
New York Times
Publication date:
2002 Jan 30
Document language:
English
Document type:
review
Number of pages:
1
Source pagination:
B1, B8
Document contains:
box info, distribution co, and production co
Related films:
Film country(ies):
United States
Film language(s):
English
Film production company:
Domestic Violence Film, Inc., Public Broadcasting Service, and WNET
Film genre(s):
Documentary and Feature
Film subject(s):
  • Abused children -- Services for -- Florida -- Tampa
  • Abused women -- Services for -- Florida -- Tampa
  • Crisis intervention (Mental Health services) -- Florida -- Tampa -- Case studies
  • Crisis intervention (Mental Health services) -- United States
  • Family violence -- Florida -- Tampa -- Case studies
  • Family violence -- United States
  • Marital violence -- Florida -- Tampa -- Case studies
  • Marital violence -- United States
  • Police social work -- Florida -- Tampa -- Case studies
  • Police social work -- United States
  • Victims of family violence -- Services for -- Florida -- Tampa -- Case studies
  • Victims of family violence -- Services for -- United States
  • Wife abuse -- Florida -- Tampa -- Case studies
  • Wife abuse -- United States
  • Women's shelters -- Florida -- Tampa
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review titled Battering begins. The police come. It all starts again., source: New York Times
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