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12th & Delaware (2010)

The abortion battle continues to rage in unexpected ways on one corner in an American city.

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Year
- 2010
Language
- English
- Spanish
Duration
- 90 mins
Director
- Rachel Grady
- Heidi Ewing
Genres
- Documentary
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Tim Grierson 12 Dec 2013

The terrific documentary 12th & Delaware gets its name from a volatile intersection in a small Florida town: On one side of the street is an abortion clinic, while on the other sits a pro-life facility that counsels pregnant women to keep their unborn children while encouraging protesters to harass the neighbor's business.

Shantel D 23 Aug 2010

This was a great doc... but, oh my, was I angry!! The hardcore pro-lifers in this film made me ill. Lying and using scare tactics to talk people out of decisions is low and awful. Also, my biggest question when it comes to the pro-life/pro-choice debate is why do men seem to be the most opinionated about it?? Last time I checked, they didn't have to carry it or (in some cases) put their own health at risk!! This was interesting, but I wouldn't watch it again. I don't need to spend another evening yelling at the t.v.

Carolyn G 05 Sep 2010

Didn't hold my attention as well as other documentaries I've viewed on HBO this summer but when it did, it definitely made me think.

Jason M 21 Mar 2011

I loved Ewing and Grady's Jesus Camp and I'm really glad there are directors willing to present the "ugly" side of religion. This documentary isn't as stylish or gripping as their previous one, but it still makes one mad as hell. I never really could define if I'm pro-life or pro-choice, but I think I'm both if that's possible. But whatever I am, it never interferes with other people's lives and choices. Like the Christians do. It drives me nuts seeing people with banners shouting slogans and sitting outside abortion clinics all day trying to "save" babies. Without caring what sort of life that baby is going to have after "saving" it. Religion disgusts me when it comes to certain things, and the "religious" people portrayed in this movie made me sick to my stomach. But I really don't want to become mean. Though it's too late for that. The documentary is quite nice, but not masterpiece material. Very amateurish and a little sloppy. But still worth giving a shot to.

Chris Barsanti 10 Jun 2010

A potently dramatic tale of clashing ideologies where the middle ground appears to have vanished entirely.