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we have screened The Price of Pleasure a number of times here at CSU over the 
past year. we choose to show the edited version and i believe it is still 
very powerful. 

on three separate occasions i have had students leave the room and become 
physically ill as a result of the images. we have found that it is important 
to provide a heads up before the film starts letting students know that some 
of the scenes are super graphic (even on the edited version) and that they 
should practice self care.

in my experience this film can be really triggering for three groups of 
people: survivors of interpersonal violence, men who consume porn and women 
who are in relationships with male-identified consumers of porn.

also, since the film is so powerful, i have found that typically students 
arent ready to process/discuss the film immediately after viewing it. 
sometimes i will do a 10 minute "free write" to allow students to internally 
process before the discussion begins. i have also used a 15 minute break 
period before the discussion begins. 

finally, and this might be an obvious point... but this isnt the type of film 
that works well with a "pizza party" or "movie snacks" type of screening. 
after the first 10 seconds of the film, no one in the room will have much of 
an appetite. it is sometimes helpful to have bottled water and tissues for 
folks who feel ill. 

all things considered... students love this film and have reported on evals 
that it was, "disturbing but life changing" and "critically important for 
everyone to see."

let me know if you have any other questions! 

 
Monica Collins
Instructor & Coordinator
Women's Programs and Ethnic Studies
Colorado State University
112 Student Services 
970-491-6384
www.wps.colostate.edu/
www.3cents.org
 
"The truth is on the side of the oppressed" -MX
 




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Hello,

In addition to Wendy, how many of you have screened the documentary "The 
Price of Pleasure"?
Did you use the edited or full (explicit ) version? Were there any other 
considerations in showing the film?

I am planning to screen this film here at Emory, but I am facing the concern 
of some administrators. I would like to meet with them and show a list of 
other schools that have screened this film.

Any information and feedback you can provide regarding your event would be 
appreciated.

Thank you!
Aline

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I just showed the "Price of Pleasure" -
it's an expose of the porn industry and is very powerful -

thepriceofpleasure.com

wendy murphy


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Hello list -

My students are looking for a movie to show for Sexual Assault
Awareness
Month. In the past we've done a week with movies and discussion every
night. This year we only have space on the calendar for one. Is there
one movie that sticks out to you as great for awareness, entertaining,
and inspires discussion?

Thanks,
Emily

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Assistant Professor of Sociology
New College - The Honors College of Florida
5800 Bay Shore Road PMC 210
Sarasota, FL  34243
Phone: (941) 487-4484
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Hi Aline,
   We've screened Price of Pleasure several times on our campus. Our Human 
Sexuality class has offered extra credit to attend, and we've facilitated a 
discussion afterwards for all who could attend. I found it to be more 
engaging, moving than the Anti-Porn Slideshow that we'd used previously, and 
also got more discussion afterwards. I have never watched the full (explicit) 
version, and I would NOT want to use that. The edited version has everything, 
it's just blurry. After watching it, I (even someone who does this work 
regularly) felt a little sick, and that was the edited version. I think that 
the blurred out version is just a little easier to stomach. 
   But add University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign to your list! (Oh, 
also, we partnered with our sexual health educator to screen this, and that 
worked pretty awesome, too. We were able to fold healthy sexuality into our 
discussion of violent sexuality/mainstream pornography.)

Peace,
Ross
 
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Diversity & Social Justice Education
410 Student Services Building (MC-306)
610 E. John St.
Champaign, IL 61820
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Hello,

In addition to Wendy, how many of you have screened the documentary "The 
Price of Pleasure"?
Did you use the edited or full (explicit ) version? Were there any other 
considerations in showing the film?

I am planning to screen this film here at Emory, but I am facing the concern 
of some administrators. I would like to meet with them and show a list of 
other schools that have screened this film.

Any information and feedback you can provide regarding your event would be 
appreciated.

Thank you!
Aline

___________________________________________________
Aline Jesus Rafi, MA
Coordinator of Sexual Assault Prevention Education and Response Emory 
University Student Health & Counseling Services



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I just showed the "Price of Pleasure" -
it's an expose of the porn industry and is very powerful -

thepriceofpleasure.com

wendy murphy


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Hello list -

My students are looking for a movie to show for Sexual Assault Awareness 
Month. In the past we've done a week with movies and discussion every night. 
This year we only have space on the calendar for one. Is there one movie that 
sticks out to you as great for awareness, entertaining, and inspires 
discussion?

Thanks,
Emily

--
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Emily Fairchild, PhD
Assistant Professor of Sociology
New College - The Honors College of Florida 5800 Bay Shore Road PMC 210 
Sarasota, FL  34243
Phone: (941) 487-4484
Fax: (941) 487-4475



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