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A FILM WORTH A CLOSER LOOKTHE FEATURE PRESENTATION
IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
Keep the feeling.
SIMILAR PICKS / A PERSONAL CONNECTION
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Why this pick
Like Never Rarely Sometimes Always, it follows a young woman through an exhausting reproductive-health ordeal with unblinking realism, spare dialogue, and mounting procedural tension.
02
Why this pick
Its intimate, restrained approach to a teenager’s unwanted pregnancy echoes Hittman’s compassionate attention to difficult choices, institutional barriers, and quiet solidarity between women.
03
Why this pick
Mike Leigh brings the same humane, observational patience to abortion access, grounding a socially charged subject in ordinary lives, moral complexity, and deeply felt family dynamics.
04
Why this pick
Reichardt’s stripped-back road-adjacent drama shares Hittman’s compassionate naturalism: a young woman faces cascading practical setbacks, with loneliness conveyed through precise, quiet detail.
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Why this pick
A rigorously subjective account of a student confronting an unwanted pregnancy, it matches the film’s tense logistical journey and unsensational commitment to her inner experience.
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01 / THE STORY
A teenage girl in rural Pennsylvania hops a Greyhound bus on a long, expensive and distressing pilgrimage to New York City to find an abortion clinic.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME
Financial Person
Receptionist #1
Women's Centre Director
Security Guard #1
Security Guard #2
Receptionist #2
Social Worker #2
Boyer's Manager
