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A traditional 1960s housewife who develops congestive heart failure during pregnancy. After being denied a legal abortion, she joins the underground Jane Collective, learns to perform the procedure, e...
The founder and leader of the underground Jane Collective, which provides safer abortions. She recruits Joy, negotiates with the unlicensed Dr. Dean, gradually trusts Joy with critical procedures, and...
Joy's supportive but initially traditional husband. He accompanies her to the hospital, reacts with anger upon discovering her secret abortion practice, but ultimately reconciles with her and successf...
A former patient of the Jane Collective who escorts Joy to the secret clinic. She falls ill with food poisoning, forcing Joy to take over escort duties for a teenager, and voices concerns about the hi...
An unlicensed male gynecologist who performs abortions for the Jane Collective. He charges high fees, secretly teaches Joy the procedure after she bribes him, and is eventually replaced by her when a...
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Joy escorts Sandra to the clinic and later performs Sandra's abortion after Virginia assigns her one of the free procedures.
Joy assists Dean, discovers that he has no medical degree, then bribes him to teach her how to perform abortions.
Virginia negotiates with Dean over his fees and later reaches a deal allowing two free procedures.
Virginia recruits Joy into the collective, and Joy later assists with procedures and learns to perform abortions.
Joy and her husband Will learn together that her pregnancy is causing congestive heart failure.
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Virginia insists that Sandra should be helped rather than judged and assigns her one of the collective's free procedures.
Gwen raises concerns that African American women are disproportionately disadvantaged by Dean's $600 fee while Virginia negotiates a new deal.
Gwen, a former patient, escorts Joy to the secret clinic and later voices concerns about Dean's high fees.
A housewife transforms personal medical desperation into collective action that expands underground care and helps bring abortion legalization.
Directed by Phyllis Nagy
Call Jane (2022) · 6.5/10 · drama, history
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