Prolife Films and Documentaries

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Films and Documentaries



Abortion



Adoption



Surrogacy:

  • Big Fertility: Exposes the distorted version of fertility medicine. FREE to Amazon Prime members here

  • #BigFertility is available on demand, worldwide, at https://vimeo.com/ondemand/bigfertility,

  • We also have a third-party reproduction trilogy:

  • Breeders: A Subclass of Women? (2014), Eggsploitation (2013), Anonymous Father’s Day (2011).

  • Maggie’s Story (2015)

  • Lines That Divide (2009). Available FREE to Amazon Prime members:

  • All of our films are also available for purchase in the CBC Store and on their respective websites.

Culture and Sexual Revolution


Sexual Abuse/Trafficking

Foster Care


Disability Rights

End of Life


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