Lake of Fire (2007)

The film shows shocking footage of actual abortions in progress and the remains of aborted fetuses, as well as the appalling images of murdered abortion clinicians and the horrifying testimonies of pro-life fanatics who are convinced all abortionists shou

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Lake's head-on confrontation of a problem most people simply wish to ignore is documentary cinema at its most raw and vital.

As the U.S. elections media coverage becomes incessant, it's worth keeping in mind that actual listening to other "sides" can be enlightening.

An intense, sometimes sickening, documentary about the abortion issue in the United States which reeks of brimstone.

The most striking footage is of an abortion; the next is of hateful and ignorant Americans

Demands we throw out our preconceived notions and face the issue without walls to protect us.

Doesn't quite feel as definitive as the filmmaker intended, although I can't imagine how any film on the subject could get closer than this.

definitive documentary on the subject that is so gripping that every thinking person will be forced to confront core issues

Hardly seemed like the "definitive" film about abortion as it thinks of itself.