Abortion, the Polish Paradox
Réalisation
Ada GRUDZINSKI
Poland is one of the countries with the most restrictive abortion legislation. This has not always been the case. In 1956, Communist Poland was one of the first countries in Europe to liberalize abortion. With the fall of communism, the growing influence of the Church in political life has led to the virtual disappearance of this right.
Réalisé par
Ada GRUDZINSKI
Narrateur
Emma BROUGHTON
Photographie
Prune BRENGUIER
Montage
Nathalie AMSELLEM
Musique
Janek DUSZYNSKI & Maniucha BIKONT
Production
NORD OUEST DOCUMENTAIRES
Sylvie RANDONNEIX (NORD OUEST DOCUMENTAIRES)
Ventes
THE PARTY FILM SALES
Diffusion
ARTE France
Réalisé par
Ada GRUDZINSKI
Born in France to Polish parents, Ada Grudzinski began her career as an assistant director, notably for Agnieszka Holland and Noémie Lovski. Her passion for archives and her knowledge of the Polish language naturally led her to work regularly as a researcher for fiction films and documentaries such as "Histoire de l’antisémitisme" by Jonathan Hayoun or "Les marches de la mort" by Virginie Linhart.
"Abortion : the Polish paradox" is her first film.
"Abortion : the Polish paradox" is her first film.
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