Wisp highlights healthcare hypocrisy
In a powerful short film, the online reproductive health service tells a heartbreaking, yet all too common story of the risks women face when accessing abortions post Roe V Wade.
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Credits
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- Agency The No More Hippocrites Collective
- Production Company Rebolucion/USA
- Director Lucia Valdemoros
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Credits
powered by
- Agency The No More Hippocrites Collective
- Production Company Rebolucion/USA
- Director Lucia Valdemoros
- Director Julieta Garcia Casalia
- Producer Cristian Inzunza
- Producer Cristian Aracena
- Producer Viviana Lobos
- Producer Thereza Helena
- Producer Christian Pollock
- Producer David Kobzantsev
- Producer Jenn Bader
- Production Design Colomba Rodrigo
- Art Director Ivan Blotta
- Art Director Arthur Daraujo
- DP Vicente Mayo
- DP Nathalia Pinheiro
- Editor Carolina Quevedo
- Editor Seth Babin
- Editor Jeffrey Slater
- Sound Designer Vinicius Villani
- Music David Bessler
Credits
powered by
- Agency The No More Hippocrites Collective
- Production Company Rebolucion/USA
- Director Lucia Valdemoros
- Director Julieta Garcia Casalia
- Producer Cristian Inzunza
- Producer Cristian Aracena
- Producer Viviana Lobos
- Producer Thereza Helena
- Producer Christian Pollock
- Producer David Kobzantsev
- Producer Jenn Bader
- Production Design Colomba Rodrigo
- Art Director Ivan Blotta
- Art Director Arthur Daraujo
- DP Vicente Mayo
- DP Nathalia Pinheiro
- Editor Carolina Quevedo
- Editor Seth Babin
- Editor Jeffrey Slater
- Sound Designer Vinicius Villani
- Music David Bessler
This impactful and cinematic short film, co-directed by Lucia Valdemoros and Julieta Garcia Casalia through Rebolucion, shines a light on how changes to laws around reproductive health are forcing doctors to break the Hippocratic Oath (a promise of ethics historically taken by physicians) they swore to uphold.
Cleverly titled Hippocrites, the story starts with young doctors reciting the Hippocratic Oath during their medical school graduation, meanwhile a young woman named Rosie discovers she's pregnant in today's post-Roe world.
As the story unfolds, both Rosie and her doctor face the very challenging situation of access to reproductive care being restricted or banned, shining a spotlight on how doctors are being made to break the oath, and on how women's health and lives are increasingly at risk.
