P.O.V.: What I Want My Words to Do to You

With so many people in our nation's prisons, looks into the individuals who are being held there are rare. This isn't a cable tv lurid look into prison. This is the result of a multi-year writing class led by Eve Ensler. Fascinating and moving, it is worth the price just to expose oneself to how the imprisoned half lives.

This is a clear insight into how women who are willing to change can grow and become productive.

This film of incarcerated women writing about their experiences and their crimes, and the show that was put on based on their writing, is a must see for people interested in the prison system and in writing for healing. It will change your perspective on jailed people, and give you a window into something you've never seen before.

In my position as a victim advocate, I a always looking for things to give me insight to the victims. The stories were so ad, but it was amazing to hear how treatment and communication has brought these women to power within themselves. Excellent and I shall be sharing this video.

Everyone should see this film. Ms. Ensler does a wonderful job facilitating this writing group and the stories each woman tells is powerful. The actors did a very good job telling the stories.

Fantastic documentary. I use it in teaching college courses related to gender and criminality.

Excellent. Show a depth of incarcerated women that is rarely shown to the public. Thank you for the continued availability.

I saw this movie in college, and loved it. I am planning on using this movie in my therapeutic group.