A social-impact film campaign from Sao Tome and Principe focused on domestic violence awareness, built around the documentary "What Should Elsa Do?" and launched on February 19, 2016. The platform documents cast, creators, and local partners while extending outreach through media coverage on VOA Portugues, RDP Africa, Deutsche Welle, RTP Africa, and Rede Angola.
Use film and storytelling to make domestic violence harder to ignore and create space for awareness, dialogue, and support.
Reviewed June 20, 2026
A current-state review of Elsa Figueira, separated into the experience decision and the product decision.
The opening establishes emotional stakes and media references create credibility. The site now behaves as an archive without clarifying whether visitors should watch, screen, seek support, contact the team, or simply read.
Make film or screening information primary, state the project’s current status, add domestic-violence support resources, and review outdated contact details.
Use a documentary and public campaign to increase awareness of domestic violence in São Tomé and Príncipe.
Verified educational, advocacy, or support outcomes generated through screenings and campaign use.
Turn the film into a safeguarding-aware intervention kit with screening rights, facilitator guidance, support contacts, discussion materials, and outcome measurement.
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