Pro-Abortion Hollywood Preparing Propaganda Movies to Save Roe v Wade

Calvin Freiburger : Jul 20, 2018
Lifesitenews.com

It's all being fueled by President Trump's choice to refill vacant Supreme Court seat.

(Hollywood, CA)—[Lifesitenews.com] As pro-abortion politicians, activists, journalists, and pundits express outrage over the prospect of a second Trump Supreme Court nominee helping overturn Roe v. Wade, several movies are currently in the works hoping to stoke fears about a post-Roe America. (Photo: Elizabeth Moss will star in the pro-abortion film 'Call Jane'/Shutterstock/via LifeSiteNews)

As highlighted by Townhall's Amy Furr, no less than three films are in the works about the Jane Collective, an underground network that helped women obtain illegal abortions in the years before the 1973 case.

They include Cait Cortelyou's 'Ask for Jane,' Simon Curtis' 'Call Jane,' and Amazon Studios' 'This Is Jane,' ABC News reports, all of which tackle the material through a decidedly pro-abortion lens.

"I had hoped this film would come out and it would be an historical relic," said Cortelyou, a third-generation Planned Parenthood volunteer who hoped and expected that Hillary Clinton would win the 2016 election. "It's telling a story that's still so chillingly relevant." Judith Arcana, one of the collective's original members who admits abortion is killing yet defends it anyway, is a consultant for and cameos in the film.

LifeSiteNews first reported on 'Call Jane' last September. It will star 'The Handmaid's Tale' actress Elisabeth Moss as a pregnant woman who relies on the criminal organization to abort her child. Moss has "always gravitated toward projects with a strong feminist core, a defining theme of her work for the last few years," a Vanity Fair piece declared at the time.

'This Is Jane,' meanwhile, is based on Laura Kaplan's book on the collective, and will star Michelle Williams as its anonymous founder, known only by the pseudonym Jenny...

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