An
insightful documentary that follows the only four remaining doctors in
the US that perform late-term abortions after one of their colleagues
was assassinated by anti-abortion fanatics. Both the patients' and doctors' stories are
heartbreaking, and there's a dire need for successors.
The attempt at a portrait of the always elusive J.D. Salinger. Thanks to this documentary I know now that not only did he have an interesting WWII biography, he also took a dubious liking to very young women.
Being
European, I shake my head whenever I'm reminded that
there's no public health care in the US. It's
absolutely unbelievable to me that so many Americans still oppose the introduction of medical services for everyone - why?! The Waiting Room
does a great job at portraying the physical and psychological distress caused by the lack of affordable public health care.
Brave Miss World
Linor
Abargil was brutally attacked and raped a couple of weeks before she
won the Miss World title in 1998. She has since become one of the most famous advocates in the fight against sexual violence. The
documentary illustrates her struggle, but also how she manages to move forward with her life and finish law school.
The Summit
A K2 exhibition gone horribly wrong...
The Summit
A K2 exhibition gone horribly wrong...
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