Women’s Things

Year: 1978

Runtime: 45 mins

Language: Spanish

Director: Rosa Martha Fernández

DramaDocumentary

A sociology student becomes pregnant unintentionally and suffers a botched abortion by an unskilled doctor. She falls ill and a friend rushes her to the General Hospital. The documentary exposes clandestine abortions in Mexico, featuring interviews with women treated there and statistics on maternal deaths from unsafe procedures.

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