Todas somos Jane

Título original: Call Jane

2022
R
2h 1min

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Sigourney Weaver and Elizabeth Banks in Todas somos Jane (2022)

A married woman with an unwanted pregnancy lives in a time in America where she can't get a legal abortion and works with a group of suburban women to find help.

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Una mujer casada con un embarazo no deseado vive en Estados Unidos en una época en la que legalmente no puede abortar y trabaja con un grupo de mujeres de la periferia para encontrar ayuda.Una mujer casada con un embarazo no deseado vive en Estados Unidos en una época en la que legalmente no puede abortar y trabaja con un grupo de mujeres de la periferia para encontrar ayuda.Una mujer casada con un embarazo no deseado vive en Estados Unidos en una época en la que legalmente no puede abortar y trabaja con un grupo de mujeres de la periferia para encontrar ayuda.

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Premios
- 1 premio y 5 nominaciones en total

Curiosidades
Call Jane is based on the true story of a network of activists who helped provide underground abortions in 1960 and 70s Chicago. These activists called themselves "Jane," or "the Jane collective." People seeking abortions were told to "call Jane." That said, the characters in Call Jane are not based on specific people.

Pifias
The film is set in 1968. In a scene early on in the film, in which Gwen is picking up Joy, a house in the background has solar panels.

Citas
Will: How can you just keep going?
Joy: It's what I do. It's what I've always done. Ah! It's what I will always do.
Will: I don't know how to fix this.
Joy: I do.

Conexiones
Featured in The View: Sigourney Weaver/Elizabeth Banks (2022)

Banda sonora
Silent Island
Written by Darla Hood and Ronnie Buck
Performed by Modesto Duran & Orchestra

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7/10

Triumph for women who have a right to choose.

Saw this at BFI London Film Festival. Elizabeth Banks was lovely as Joy about a not very joyous story! The film true story about the 'Janes', an underground club of women in Chicago 1960s, who secretly provided 12,000 women and girls with desperate abortions from life threatening situations. Fight for legalizing abortion in the States. Lightweight movie. Raids and legal battles were left out of the film. Sigourney Weaver looked tired and not her feisty self. Questions of morality and legality were left out. And after too many abortions, the story felt cold hearted and abortions were performed almost routinely. Nevertheless, it was a triumph for women who have a right to choose.