Voiceless

2016 • 101 minutos

Sobre este filme

A young, reserved, war veteran, moves to North East Philadelphia to start an inner city community outreach and puts his life on the line to stand against an abortion clinic that moved across the street from his building.

Classificações e resenhas

This movie is a biased depiction of a mentally ill man's harassment of Planned Parenthood staff and patients. A man who returns from military service, possibly suffering from PTSD, is wracked by his own own guilt because his wife had an abortion years before. He now works across from a Planned Parenthood Center. Rather than getting the mental health care he so desperately needs to process his own feelings of regret, he constantly harasses and antagonizes people both outside and inside the clinic. (The depiction of a man dragging his wife into the center to force her to have an abortion is absolutely ludicrous. That literally NEVER happens. They would NEVER perform the procedure. PERIOD.) With few exceptions, this movie actually plays like an anti-pro-life film - depicting pro-lifers as volatile, creepy stalkers. Overall, if this was a pro-life film, it was poorly done.

Good movie, but the tint is so dark you can barely see the screen. I thought the sepatone fad ended in the 90"s.

My mother was stopped when she tried to have me aborted, I'm so thankful she never went through with it because I love being alive. These movies are very important.