Obvious Child is a romantic comedy film directed by Gillian Robespierre. The story follows Donna Stern, a stand-up comedian who gets dumped, fired, and finds out she's pregnant all in the same day. Desperate and unsure of what to do, Donna decides to have an abortion.
Throughout the film, Donna navigates the complexities of her decision while also dealing with her feelings for a new love interest, Max. As she prepares for the procedure, Donna grapples with the emotional and moral implications of her choice, ultimately finding empowerment and self-acceptance.
Obvious Child is praised for its honest and sensitive portrayal of abortion, as well as its humor and heart. Jenny Slate delivers a standout performance as Donna, bringing depth and vulnerability to the character. The film challenges stereotypes and stigmas surrounding abortion, offering a fresh and relatable perspective on a controversial topic.
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Obvious Child
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Honey
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Single Girl
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The Kossoy Sisters:
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The Obvious Child
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Singularity
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Single Girl, Married Girl
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A.P. Carter:
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Symphony No. 7 in A Major
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Symphony No. 3 in E Flat Major (Op. 55)
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Romeo and Juliet, Overture - Fantasy
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Midnight's House
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Surf Avenue
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O Sole Mio
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So Obvious
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Tito Ramsey:
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City of Light
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Funk Crusade
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Gerard Presencer:
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Letting Go
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