Originally Posted by kerry

Saw 'Lake of Fire' this evening. It's a two and half hour documentary on abortion in the US. It's a very well done piece with lots of interviews of people on both sides of the abortion issue, from radical militant fundamentalists to pro choice feminists. It spends a fair amount of time on the murder of physicians by anti-abortionists and in an interview with 'Jane Roe' (of Roe v Wade) who was converted to fundamentalism by the slimiest used car salesman/evangelist you can imagine (Flip Benham). It also spends time analyzing Operation Rescue and Randall Terry who is a graduate of the same Bible College as me. I don't know when the footage and interviews were shot but there was no mention of the fact that he left his wife for his secretary and has a gay son. It might have made for some interesting questioning since lots of Terry's cohorts in the film are outspoken proponents of executing homosexuals.
The pro choice side is represented by Dershowitz, Chomsky, Singer and Steinbock along with Kate Michaelson.
It's only showing on the film society screen in Denver.