The Reviews Are In! Our Editors' Picks From the Sundance Film Festival

"This documentary on the famous underground abortion network, founded by a group of young women activists in 1960s Chicago, is one of the best pieces of history about reproductive rights in America I've seen. This film takes a cohesive look at the abortion-rights movement in context of the antiwar and civil rights movements and grapples honestly with the racism and classism that shaded its efforts. Unfortunately, as Roe v. Wade hangs in the balance all these decades later, this movie feels as much like a historical artifact as a guidebook for how to ensure abortion remains accessible — even if it's not legal." — Lindsay Miller, deputy editor