Scream Quietly or the Neighbours Will Hear

This documentary delves into the lives of women who have suffered domestic abuse, focusing on their struggles and resilience. It highlights a group of women who, along with their children, find temporary refuge in a house managed by a member of Chiswick Women's Aid. The film sheds light on the urgent issues surrounding domestic violence and the lack of official support for those affected.

As a documentary from the 1970s, it captures a critical social issue that remains relevant today. It serves as an important historical document, offering insights into the experiences of women seeking safety and support during a time when the topic was not widely discussed. Collectors interested in social issues and documentary filmmaking will find this film a significant piece of media history.