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Finn's Girl (2007)Dr. Finn Jeffries plays a new stepmother to her deceased lover's daughter Zelly. She also took over her lover's abortion clinic that is being protested by increasingly violent "pro-lifer's"... See full summary » Writer:Laurie Colbert |
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Title: Finn's Girl (2007)
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Finn
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Yanna McIntosh | ... |
Diana
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Zelly
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Richard Clarkin | ... |
Paul
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Nathalie Toriel | ... |
Jamie
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Xavier
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Andrew Chalmers | ... |
Max
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Eve
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Nancy
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Dr. Finn Jeffries plays a new stepmother to her deceased lover's daughter Zelly. She also took over her lover's abortion clinic that is being protested by increasingly violent "pro-lifer's". The movie covers, teenage angst, death threats, abortion issues and love. All in all, interesting drama. Written by Anonymous
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abortion | abortion clinic | single parent | interracial lesbians | black lesbian |Parents Guide:
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Country:
CanadaLanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
4 June 2007 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
As Mulheres de Finn See more »Filming Locations:
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I really enjoyed and loved this film. Both a refreshing and thoughtful story, this film not only presents an original story but it engages us on many levels-something rare in many films today. I for one, not only welcome new ways of looking at the world through film but wholeheartedly support filmmakers who dare to show honesty and who work outside the box. Afterall is that not what art should do. This world is a complex and diverse place and this film gives us a view not often taken. Bravo! As well it is refreshing to see other family shapes represented in film. I loved the characters, the story, and the thinking!