Project I’m Alive
Synopsis by
Oscar Crawford
Women survive the sexual assaults of men from prehistory to the present. This socially unacceptable 21st Century behavior has populated the Earth in every habitable geography with a diverse gene pool giving rise to established families, cultures and nations.
Are contemporary men and women so different from the men and women of the Paleolithic Era? Are 21st Century men as predisposed to sexual assault as were their prehistoric forefathers? Are 21st Century women as predisposed to be available to sexual assaults as were there prehistoric fore mothers?
What is the difference between four cave men who discover a young woman alone who drag her to the cave to sexually assault her leaving her bloody, battered, and near death and four men who drug a woman’s drink in a club to drag her to the cave called hotel to sexually assault her to leave her bloody, battered, and near death? Is there a difference?
From her Paleolithic birth to the 21st Century, Eee Maah a.k.a. Emma Martin and six other women journey through time with one conclusion. Men always hurt women. It is only a matter of when.
Real women in real time will share their real stories of sexual assault from the hands of their family as children, teachers from their schools, from their churches, from the military, and other public or private sector jobs.
Is this the human reality among women everywhere? Does civilization, spirituality, and justice make a difference in the lives of women?
Project I’m Alive, the docudrama responds to the questions, proposing measures to prevent sexual assault, and interventions to treat the PTSD affecting women living with the trauma of sexual assault.
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