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Women's Things

1979, Spanish. Directed by Rosa Martha Fernández.

A young sociology student has an unintended pregnancy and is subjected to the terrible humiliation of an incompetent doctor. The girl falls ill from the poorly performed abortion and is taken by a friend to the General Hospital. Film that reports clandestine abortion in Mexico, with interviews with women who have had abortions in that hospital and shocking maternal death statistics from procedures carried out under unsafe conditions.

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Released
2 February 1979
Original title
Cosas de mujeres
Country
Mexico
Written by
Rosa Martha Fernández
feminismwomen's issues

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Women's Things (1979) was directed by Rosa Martha Fernández and stars Patricia Luke, Ángeles Necoechea, Martin LaSalle.

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