Abortion: Stories from North and South
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Abortion: Stories from North and South

Women have always sought ways to terminate unwanted pregnancies, despite powerful patriarchal structures and systems working against them. This film provides a historical overview of how church, state and the medical establishment have determined policies concerning abortion. From this cross-cultural survey--filmed in Ireland, Japan, Thailand, Peru, Colombia, and Canada--emerges one reality: only a small percentage of the world's women has access to safe, legal operations.

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Cast

  • Dixie Seatle
    Narrator

Crew

  • Diane Carrière
    Location Sound Recordist
  • David Springbett
    Sound
  • Gail Singer
    Producer
  • Gail Singer
    Director
  • Gail Singer
    Writer
  • Lorna Rasmussen
    Sound
  • Micky Erbe
    Original Music Composer
  • Mario Jacob
    Mario Jacob
    Sound
  • Leonard Gilday
    Additional Camera
  • Signe Johansson
    Producer
  • Sara Bright
    Sound
  • Zoe Dirse
    Assistant Camera
  • Julia Sereny
    Location Manager
  • Maribeth Solomon
    Original Music Composer
  • Kathleen Shannon
    Executive Producer
  • John Spotton
    Producer
  • Jean-Pierre Joutel
    Sound Re-Recording Mixer
  • Jackie Newell
    Sound Editor
  • Hannele Halm
    Hannele Halm
    Additional Editing
  • Wojtek Klis
    Assistant Sound Editor
  • Diane Le Floc'h
    Music Editor
  • Irene Maciulis Kunii
    Translator
  • Sonya Munro
    Thanks
  • Linda Paris Quillinan
    Thanks
  • Marta Salamanca
    Translator
  • Barbara Sears
    Barbara Sears
    Archival Footage Research
  • Toni Trow
    Editor
  • John Kramer
    Producer
  • Susan Trow
    Director of Photography

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