AbstractThis study examines the issue of domestic violence against women in Malaysia,
utilising Leo Tolstoy's theory as a foundational reference. It incorporates Bertolt
Brecht's V-effect techniques to encourage critical thinking about domestic violence.
By integrating these two distinct approaches, the researcher aims to evoke emotions
and facilitate scrutiny and critique of domestic violence issues. The study uses
qualitative methods to collect primary data through interviews, surveys, participant
observations, focus group discussions, movie reels, and questionnaires. Secondary
data sources such as articles, journal books, and previously published data are also
utilised. The study's primary objective is to provide participants with an immersive
experience of domestic violence situations, particularly in phase 1, known as "The
Experience." In this phase, participants are exposed to real domestic problems to
evoke their emotions and feelings regarding domestic violence. Phase 2, kno.....