The answer realized interactive film against domestic violence for the Kapo Zurich
As part of intensified prevention efforts regarding domestic violence, the Zurich Cantonal Police commissioned the agency Die Antwort to produce an educational film. The result is an interactive film in which viewers can decide whose story—the victim’s, the perpetrator’s, or the bystander’s—they want to see.
The figures on domestic violence in Switzerland are shocking: in 2018, 20 Swiss children's hospitals reported 1502 cases of child abuse, there are 50 domestic assaults every day in Switzerland, and the Zurich cantonal police alone are called out twelve times a day due to domestic violence. And every two weeks, one person in Switzerland - mostly women and girls - dies as a result of domestic violence.
The film is intended to make it easier for those affected (perpetrators, victims and observers) to access information about help and advice services. The film is also subtitled in eight foreign languages.
The protagonists in the film are Kapo employees and actors. The male lead role is played by Dani Mangisch, who is known from his roles in Wilder, Flitzer and Zwingli, among others.
