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Vessel

2014

Adventure / Biography / Documentary / News

Vessel

2014

Adventure / Biography / Documentary / News

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7.5/10 · 284

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Plot summary

A fearless sea captain, Dr. Rebecca Gomperts, sails a ship through loopholes in international law, providing abortions on the high seas, and leaving in her wake a network of emboldened activists who trust women to handle abortion on their own terms.

Director

Diana Whitten

Top cast

Rebecca Gomperts as

Kinga Jelinski as Self - Women on Waves activist

Cecilia Costa as Self - Women on Waves activist

Gunilla Kleiverda as Self - Women on Waves activist

Tech specs

720p.WEB 1080p.WEB

797.43 MB

1280*720

English 2.0

Not Rated

25 fps

1 hr 26 min

Seeds 1

1.44 GB

1920*1080

English 2.0

Not Rated

25 fps

1 hr 26 min

Seeds ...

Comments 4

trogd00r 600 days ago

When all you want is to read some opinions of the movie and you instead stumble into this mess.

Tramp1735 606 days ago

BluePencil: It's not a baby until it can breathe on its own. Illiterates like you are the reason I believe men should breed and have babies too.

BluePencil 607 days ago

" ... a brave woman doing God's work" Really? Killing babies is "God's work"? I doubt it.

NullLinux 607 days ago

An amazing documentary of a brave woman doing God's work. Thanks for the fine upload!

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IMDb reviews

From IMDb

8 / 10

An Important Film about the International Aspects of the Abortion Issue

JustCuriosity

The Vessel was well-received in its world premiere at Austin's SXSW Film Festival. There is a huge media and public focus in the United States in general and…

The Vessel was well-received in its world premiere at Austin's SXSW Film Festival. There is a huge media and public focus in the United States in general and in recently here in Texas in particular on the issue of abortion. However, there is rarely much attention – at least in this country - paid to the international aspects of the issue of anti- abortion laws in laws in other parts of the world. The Vessel focuses on the work of the Dutch-chartered Women on the Waves ship which sails to various countries with anti-abortion laws and performs off-shore abortions outside of the international 12-mile territorial limit. While the number of abortions that they perform is a drop in the bucket, their efforts often manage to stir up controversy and draw political attention to their cause.The film covers an extended period of time dating back to their founding in 2001 and includes footage from Ireland, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Ecuador and Tanzania. They manage to pull on the audience's emotional heartstrings by sharing letters from women seeking abortions. In general the film is solidly filmed and the women interviewed are articulate ambassadors for their cause. Some of the rhetoric does become a little repetitive. The film also comes off as a bit one-sided as the filmmakers present their subject's opponents as close-minded extremists. They also seem unwilling to seriously engage any frames of reference on the issue other than their own of seeing abortion purely as a human right. They don't want to discuss the serious religious concerns that their opponents have. In one sequence, the activists proudly mock their opponents by hanging their abortion banner from a statue of the Virgin in Ecuador. The offensiveness of this tactic doesn't seem to occur to the either the activists or the film makers. Thus the film makers really seem to cross the line from documentary filmmakers to political advocates. Still the film is an important one that brings attention to some under discussed elements of what is truly a global – and not just an American – issue.

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