It's a Girl!

I applaud this film for shedding light on this important and troubling phenomenon, but am concerned that it makes no mention of situations in which an elective abortion would not be morally nefarious (like, when a mother chooses to abort a pregnancy for reasons that have nothing to do with the fetus's presumed gender). The film's persistent use of the term "feticide" pretty obviously puts forward an anti-abortion stance. The phenomenon of gendercide should be resolved by championing a woman's reproductive autonomy that is free of cultural coercion and institutional sexism. If the movie truly seeks to advocate for an unfettered right to be born for every fetus that is conceived, as is heavily implied, then it should own up to it and explore the difficult ramifications of taking on such a position on a global level.