Look, She Has Her Eyes Wide Open

The year is 1977 and a passionate collective called the Movement for the Liberation of Abortion and Contraception (MLAC) stands at the center of a legal storm. Comprised of six dedicated activists, their actions revolve around challenging the norms and taboos surrounding abortion and women's reproductive rights. The film delves deeply into the lives of these extraordinary individuals as they fight for their cause in court, simultaneously working to democratize medical knowledge associated with childbirth and abortion. Amidst the tumultuous atmosphere of the time, it sheds light on a crucial chapter in women's history and the powerful struggle these women endured for reproductive freedom.