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Polish Film About Abortion

Polish Film About Abortion

Apr 10, 2025 · 1h 31m

Director

Pamela Porwen

Overview

Six stories. Six voices that have been silenced for years. This film is not just a record of experiences – it is a cry that cannot be silenced. Pamela Porwen, known for her uncompromising activist photography, this time gives space to the protagonists, whose lives have become entangled in politics. In a raw, almost intimate form, the film interweaves the narratives of people from different backgrounds – a transgender man, a victim of sexual violence, an activist convicted of helping someone have an abortion – to create a brutally real picture of a reality in which decisions about one’s own body are a luxury available to few. There are no aesthetic filters or glamorous shots here – instead, there are emotions so thick you could cut them with a knife. Silence is no longer an option. This is a film that shocks, teases, opens your eyes, and doesn’t let you forget.

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About Polish Film About Abortion

What is Polish Film About Abortion about?

Six stories. Six voices that have been silenced for years. This film is not just a record of experiences – it is a cry that cannot be silenced. Pamela Porwen, known for her uncompromising activist photography, this time gives space to the protagonists, whose lives have become entangled in politics. In a raw, almost intimate form, the film interweaves the narratives of people from different…

When was Polish Film About Abortion released?

Polish Film About Abortion was released on April 10, 2025.

How long is Polish Film About Abortion?

Polish Film About Abortion runs 1 hour 31 minutes (91 minutes).

Who directed Polish Film About Abortion?

Polish Film About Abortion was directed by Pamela Porwen.

Who is in the cast of Polish Film About Abortion?

The cast of Polish Film About Abortion includes Anna Ratajczak (Self), Nastya Podorozhnya (Self), Wiktor Dynarski (Self), Katarzyna Bierzanowska (Self) and Justyna Wydrzyńska (Self).

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