The Right to Love

Year: 1956

Runtime: 79 mins

Language: Swedish

Director: Mimi Pollak

Drama

The film follows a teenage girl who returns home seeking an abortion, sparking conflict with her parents and the clergy who condemn sex education. A progressive doctor, based on educator Torsten Wickbom, challenges bigotry, while his wife battles personal prejudice. The controversial subject, the director’s only feature, examines conflict over love.

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