My Scar
HDCam
Synopsis
The section. A cut in the lower abdomen. Into the uterus.
Though the Caesarean Section may be considered normal in our society, it still marks an incursion into a woman's body and life that is far more difficult to process than generally claimed.
The film focuses on how deliveries by C-Section are perceived by those affected. In moving interviews, men and women recount their expectations and wishes regarding birth procedures. They talk about physical and emotional sensations that evolved around this planned or unplanned event and the repercussions they may have faced in the aftermath. We get to know their stories and learn about how they managed to overcome the often traumatic experience and even take something positive out of it.
In addition to multiple facts and data, the film also presents us with physicians, midwifes and psychologists sharing their views on the topic of Caesarean Section in society and talking about research results, advantages/disadvantages and the possible implications of a C-Section.
Credits
Mirjam Unger and Judith Raunig
Idea:
Judith Raunig
Director of Photography:
Eva Testor
Assistant Camera:
Christian Flatzek
Sound:
Peter Utvary
Klaus Kellermann
Niki Mossböck
Production Manager:
Daniela Patz
Executive Producer:
Markus Glaser
Markus Glaser
Wolfgang Widerhofer
Michael Kitzberger
Nikolaus Geyrhalter
Production:
NGF Geyrhalterfilm
With Support of:
Fernsehfonds Austria
Filmfonds Wien
Land Niederösterreich Kultur
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