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Through vignettes from cities and rural areas around the country, this documentary examines how restrictive legislation, in an atmosphere of harassment and violence, affects the lives of abortion providers and the women who seek their services. The film features interviews with community doctors, women seeking services, clinic directors, clergy, and counselors. Their stories illustrate the increasing number of situations in which legal does not necessarily mean accessible.
This movie is part of the collection: Fadiman Social Documentaries
Director: Dorothy Fadiman
Producer: Beth Seltzer
Production Company: Concentric Media
Audio/Visual: sound, color
Keywords: Dorothy Fadiman; Concentric Media; reproductive rights; women; womens rights; abortion; abortion laws; abortion legislation; abortion rights; abortion clinics; womens history; womens health; pro-choice; pro-choice activism; prochoice; personal stories; interviews; reproductive health; reproductive choice; reproductive rights; medical issues; health care; public policy; human rights; clinic violence; family planning; reproductive health clinics; anti-abortion; abortion protesters; fire bombs; Erika Luckett; restrictive laws
Contact Information: Distributed by Women Make Movies: info@wmm.com
Creative Commons license: Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs
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