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After Tiller Documentary Analysis
Abortion in the United States is a complicated issue; it has many layers and facets. One of those facets is the issue of anti-abortion violence directed at physicians. This subject initially caught my attention when I was browsing through the documentary tab on Netflix. I came across this documentary called After Tiller. After Tiller is a documentary that chronicles the life of three late-term abortion doctors following the assassination of their colleague Dr. George Tiller. The film illustrates the three doctors and their experiences dealing with threats and protesters. This documentary took me on a rollercoaster of emotions - it made me cry, concerned, and angry. I was crying for the young women who were going through a trying time, concerned
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