For much of film history, characters who chose to get an abortion were treated with tragic endings for their “moral failings.” Saint Frances and Never Rarely Sometimes Always are recent dramas that explore the termination of a pregnancy with a sense of empathy missing from previous films. The modern abortion drama aims to reframe the choice to have an abortion as not a question of morality, but rather the personal. Continue reading “Review: ‘Unpregnant’ is the Teen Comedy About Abortion You Weren’t Expecting”
