Kiera Knightley Takes Beating In Women’s Aid PSA

kiera_knightley_womens_aid.jpg

In this PSA for Women’s Aid, Kiera Knightley gets together with her Atonement director Joe Wright to create this two minute video about domestic violence. Shot as if a scene within a movie, Knightley, who has just returned home from the set, turns to the camera and says, “Sorry, we didn’t agree to that. That wasn’t in the script,” as she’s hit by her boyfriend/husband.

After being pushed to the ground, Knightley is kicked in the stomach repeatedly as she cries out to the director, “Stop. Please, I didn’t agree to this. No. No. No.” The tagline reads, “Insn’t it time someone called cut?”

It’s well done. And, as is always the case with these domestic violence efforts (at least for us), it makes you want to pull out a gun and shoot the abusive fucker.

Picture of Steve Hall

Steve Hall

RECENT ARTICLES

TRENDING AROUND THE WEB

8 things women start doing when they’ve stopped believing good things will happen to them

8 things women start doing when they’ve stopped believing good things will happen to them

Global English Editing

I worked for 40 years and saved what I thought was enough and now I’m 68 and terrified it won’t last and too proud to tell anyone

I worked for 40 years and saved what I thought was enough and now I’m 68 and terrified it won’t last and too proud to tell anyone

Global English Editing

Psychology says people who grew up walking to school unsupervised developed these 8 independence traits that modern parenting accidentally prevents

Psychology says people who grew up walking to school unsupervised developed these 8 independence traits that modern parenting accidentally prevents

Global English Editing

8 unhealthy habits that constantly destroy relationships

8 unhealthy habits that constantly destroy relationships

Global English Editing

Adults who still try and win their parents affection often show these 8 traits according to psychology

Adults who still try and win their parents affection often show these 8 traits according to psychology

Global English Editing

Psychology says people who feel no urge to photograph their meals display these 8 presence traits that phone-dependent people struggle to develop

Psychology says people who feel no urge to photograph their meals display these 8 presence traits that phone-dependent people struggle to develop

Global English Editing