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Publisher Description:
This title contains a book and DVD. Together with the accompanying DVD, this book follows the award-wining film, "Looking for Angelina" which explores the story of a young woman sentenced to hang for the murder of an abusive husband. In 1911, the trial of Angelina Napolitano created sensational headlines around the world causing hundreds to petition the Canadian Justice Minster for her release. The book explores ways of dealing with family violence and its origins.
This title contains a book and DVD. Together with the accompanying DVD, this book follows the award-wining film, "Looking for Angelina" which explores the story of a young woman sentenced to hang for the murder of an abusive husband. In 1911, the trial of Angelina Napolitano created sensational headlines around the world causing hundreds to petition the Canadian Justice Minster for her release. The book explores ways of dealing with family violence and its origins.
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