India's Rape Epidemic
Synopsis
Two of the alleged rapists in Suzette Jordan's case remain in hiding outside India, while the trial for the others has lasted over a year.
Synopsis
Suzette Jordan recounts the night in February 2012 when she was raped in a car in Kolkata after accepting a lift from a man she thought was friendly. Her experience reflects a broader crisis of sexual violence in India, where victims often face ridicule and indifference from authorities. The film details the aftermath of her assault, including the lack of support from police and the political fallout involving West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee. Jordan's determination to seek justice has inspired other victims to speak out against their attackers.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See how Suzette Jordan fights for justice in her case.
- Find out how public response changed police actions in West Bengal.
- Meet the Park Street rape survivor who is no longer hiding her identity.
Did You Know
- Suzette Jordan was raped in February 2012 after accepting a lift from a stranger.
- The police mocked Suzette and implied it was her fault for being at a nightclub.
- Two of Suzette's alleged rapists are currently in hiding in other countries.
- The trial for three of Suzette's alleged rapists has been ongoing for a year.
Perfect For
Frequently Asked Questions
What happened to Suzette Jordan in February 2012?
Suzette Jordan was beaten and raped by men after accepting a lift from a man she met at a nightclub in Kolkata.
How did the police respond to Suzette Jordan's case?
The police mocked Suzette Jordan and took no action, implying that her presence at the nightclub made her responsible for the assault.
What has changed in West Bengal's response to sexual assault complaints since Suzette Jordan's case?
Authorities in West Bengal are now quicker to respond to complaints of sexual assault, although this sometimes leads to faulty justice.
What are people saying?
Play More Like This
Where else to watch
Related Films
Is this your film?
If you made this film or hold the rights to it, we'd like to talk. We can license it and pay you a share of what it earns.
Comments