Targets (1985)

The film revolves around a group of individuals who find themselves in a peculiar situation where they must confront their past victimization and learn personal responsibility. They attend “victim school,” where they explore the concept of being a victim and the importance of taking charge of their lives. Through discussions, they realize that they have often allowed others to dictate their actions, leading to negative consequences. The lesson emphasizes the need to recognize discomfort, speak out against victimization, and take control of their narratives to avoid becoming victims again.

Keywords
victimization, responsibility, victim school, personal power, discomfort, communication, self-advocacy, empowerment, support, decision-making

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