7 Semanas

2016
1 Std. 7 Min.

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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuCamila, a young college student, finds out she is pregnant. Despite the full support of her partner and family, Camila, unwilling to become a mother, decides to end her pregnancy, causing th... Alles lesenCamila, a young college student, finds out she is pregnant. Despite the full support of her partner and family, Camila, unwilling to become a mother, decides to end her pregnancy, causing the anger and rejection of her loved ones, having to walk the path of early termination alon... Alles lesenCamila, a young college student, finds out she is pregnant. Despite the full support of her partner and family, Camila, unwilling to become a mother, decides to end her pregnancy, causing the anger and rejection of her loved ones, having to walk the path of early termination alone, in a country where abortion is illegal.

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9/10

Maternity it's not an obligation.

To start, being a man instantly takes me out of the real context of this subject which is attached to all womans realitys, from the adolescense and through all of their lives. But I'd wish to write this as a person who tries to emphasize, as our duty as humans beings, to know we live among others. This film talks about a young woman who gets pregnant and wasn't exactly expecting it. Meanwhile, the world that surrounds her instantly assumes that pregnancy is a good reason to celebrate, to be happy for the future, but no one cares about what Camila thinks, not even her boyfriend. This leads Camila to into a deep self-voyage within her feelings, her body, her goals and vision about life. The work in photography is a real close up to the face, every expression, tear and even trains of thoughts are under sight, its hard not to feel as Camila feels, no matter where you come from. Im thankful for a film made by woman, for womans, mostly in a world thats been made by mens, it's still good time to explore and open ourselves and try to emphasize with the reality that surrounds us, and to desmistify our thoughts about pregnancy, about the posibility to give womans the capability to choose whatever they'd wish to.