Last week, Emerald Fennell's film Promising Young Woman starring Carey Mulligan became available on streaming services in the Republic of Ireland after receiving rave reviews internationally, including being nominated for multiple Academy Awards and Golden Globes. Upon its release, the filmmakers partnered with RAINN, the United States’ largest anti-sexual violence organization, to make free screenings available on US college campuses the same week, some including talkbacks with Mulligan and Laverne Cox who also starred in the film. This partnership raised some questions about how film and artistic media can spark nuanced discussions about consent and sexual violence. This campaign focused on giving young people (as well as their support networks such as college staff) the basic skills and information about what to say - and what not to say - if someone tells them about a negative sexual experience they have had.