October, 2013 – Emergency Medical Assistance, Inc. and Presidential Women’s Center Present Film

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Emergency Medical Assistance, Inc. and Presidential Women’s Center Present Film

 

 

AFTER TILLER

 

 

When: October 25-27 & 30-31

Where:
Mos’ Art Theatre
700 Park Avenue – Lake Park , FL 33403

              Since the assassination of Dr. George Tiller in Kansas in May 2009, there are only four American doctors left who openly provide third-trimester abortions. After Tiller paints a complex, compassionate portrait of these physicians—Dr. LeRoy Carhart, Dr. Warren Hern, Dr. Susan Robinson and Dr. Shelley Sella—who have become the new number-one targets of the anti-abortion movement, yet continue to risk their lives every day to do work that many believe is murder, but which they believe is profoundly important for their patients’ lives. The film weaves together revealing, in-depth interviews with the doctors with intimate vérité scenes from their lives and inside their clinics, where they counsel and care for their anxious, vulnerable patients at an important crossroads in their lives. By sharing the moving stories of several of these patients, After Tiller illuminates the experiences of women who seek late abortions and the reasons why they do so.

 

Reviews:

“Intimate and heartfelt…Brings an emotional clarity to an issue in which every nuanced turn of phrase has been made politically complicated.”

– Mark Olsen, Los Angeles Times

“Whether one is pro-life, pro-choice or without an opinion on the issue, After Tiller provides personal insight into a heart-wrenching, complex reality.”

– Duane Byrge, Hollywood Reporter

“After Tiller presents its extremely divisive and controversial subject matter with remarkable sensitivity.”

– Anthony Kaufman, Screen Daily

Directions to theater:  I-95 to Northlake, exit east about 1 mile.  Just after crossing railroad track, turn right (south) onto 10th St .  In about 1/2 mile turn left (east) onto  Park Avenue .  You will be in downtown Lake Park .  Theater is on the right, at the far end of the last little shopping plaza.