BENEATH THE SURFACE, LIVE RADIO, www.980wcap.com
Monday, April 8, 10-11pm.
Livestreaming interview with Co-directors/Screenwriters, Cary Solomon and Chuck Konzelmanther, of "Unplanned". Please tune in!
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I saw the movie "Unplanned." Not sure if you will go? Put aside all that uncertainty and just go. It doesn't matter whether you identify as ProLife or ProChoice. It is an eye opener. It is warm; it is unsettling; it is redemptive. Most of all, it is realistic. It is the story of Abby Johnson, a former director of a Planned Parenthood facility where they provided women facing crisis pregnancies, the opportunity, if you want to call it that, to kill the child in their womb. Most people call it abortion, but to me, that label obscures the reality of what is happening.
I want to go to the movie again to pick up more of its nuances. The one that made a lasting impact on me the first time around was this - The young women showing up to kill the child in their womb are in distress. That made sense to me. I mean, of course they are not jumping up and down at the time of their procedure. They are not "celebrating" their abortions like the abortion activists of late. Most of them are distraught, mixed, and uncertain even though they already made the decision to kill the child in their womb.
And now a friend of mine, Paul Murano, is going to live-interview Cary Solomon and Chuck Konzelmanther, co-directors and screenwriters of the movie.
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| Cary Solomon and Chuck Konzelmanther |
BENEATH THE SURFACE, LIVE RADIO, www.980wcap.com
Monday, April 8, 10-11pm.
Livestreaming interview with Co-directors/Screenwriters, Cary Solomon and Chuck Konzelmanther, of "Unplanned". Please tune in!
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Go here to see a sneak preview of the movie and to hear Abby Johnson tell some of her story.
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