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Plot:
This is a personal documentary tackling the controversial debate between at-home and hospital births in the United States. It contains hocking facts (illuminating to both men and women alike), regardi...( read more
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The first half constitutes an interesting and highly important documentary / public service announcement. The second half, for better or for worse, loses the documentary overtones and decides to follow its subjects without much exposition or explanation, essentially taking the viewer on a ride to witness what natural births actually are.
A bit disjointed, and because of its odd decision to stop discussing the actual topic half-way through, instead just following the birthing process, it doesn't feel like it manages to cover the entire issue... as if it just didn't really finish the point, and meandered off somewhere.
Still, good film for anyone interested in the subject... and a must see for anyone who feels like the subject isn't worth their time... well, the first 45 minutes, anyway.
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