Gosnell: The Trial of America’s Biggest Serial Killer
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A powerful film about the case of abortionist Gosnell, who took his murderous practices beyond the bounds of the law. This gripping cinematic adaptation manages to move the viewer even without almost any explicit scenes.
Abortionist Gosnell carried out his dirty work for several decades without drawing much attention from the police. Through an investigation into drug trafficking, the police turn their attention to abortionist Gosnell.
Officers visit his “clinic” of death, where they uncover numerous questionable practices. Gradually, more and more cases of lawbreaking by Gosnell’s clinic come to light.
Over time, new witnesses find the courage to testify against the cynical abortionist, who even murders children after they are born. Unfortunately, Gosnell is not an isolated case of an emotionally stunted individual who has built his fortune on the destruction of other people while convincing himself that he is helping women.
Such is the portrait of today’s culture of death, whose main culprits are members of the silent majority who still do not speak out strongly enough against the legality of abortion atrocities.
This case is exceptional in that Gosnell was successfully convicted of various illegal practices and sent to prison.
Drama / Historical / Crime
USA, 2018, 93 min
Crew: Nick Searcy
Cast: Dean Cain, Janine Turner, Nick Searcy, Michael Beach, Sarah Jane Morris, Cyrina Fiallo, Earl Billings, JR Hatchett, Damon Carney, Darryl Cox
Parents’ Guide
A woman exercising in leggings. A revealing neckline on a bride’s wedding dress. A skirt that is several times shorter.
A verbal description of the killing of a child at 23 weeks of gestation during a trial. An implication that a child was killed by severing the spinal cord. Failure to assist a dying woman.
One instance of calling Gosnell a “bastard.”
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