Found it on Copyranter, who touts this ad as -The most powerful domestic violence awareness advertising I've ever seen.
Indeed, there is much blood and bruises on in this commercial, however it is not as purposely scary as the Keira knightly anti-domestic violence ad, in which she was almost beaten to death as nobody said ‘’cut’’.
The ad, developed by Y&R Chicago, poignantly indicates the continuing domestic violence through the facial expressions of a woman. The blood and bruises still continue.
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