Online and In-Person Screening

Online and In-Person Screenings

• Stream on Jolt: The film is currently available to stream online here.
• In-person Theater Screenings: The film is being screened in theaters across the country. Find a location near you.

About the Film

About the Film

In the new documentary feature film Zurawski v Texas, independent filmmakers Maisie Crow and Abbie Perrault show the stark and terrifying reality of what it means to be pregnant in a U.S. state that has banned abortion—and the bravery, grit and determination that it takes to speak out.

Crow and Perrault followed three Texas women who were denied medically necessary abortion care—Amanda Zurawski, Samantha Casiano, and Dr. Austin Dennard—as they brought their stories and battled their case up to the Texas Supreme Court, with the help of the Center for Reproductive Rights’ Senior Staff Attorney Molly Duane.

The film, which premiered at the Telluride Film Festival in August, reveals the dire impact of losing access to health care—and the extraordinary efforts of the women and men fighting on the frontline to regain those rights.

Learn More

Learn More

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• “ABA announces eight winners of the 2025 Silver Gavel Awards for Media and the Arts,” American Bar Association, 05.14.25

• “Zurawski v Texas & Mediha Announced Finalists for the 2025 Social Impact Media Awards!” Together Films, 01.09.25

• “Texas Abortion Docu ‘Zurawski v Texas’ Wins Inaugural Artemis Rising Foundation Award for Social Impact at HIFF,” Vanity Fair, 10.13.24

• “Documentary Zurawski v Texas Reveals the Personal Devastation of Antiabortion Laws,” Vanity Fair, 08.30.24.

Below you’ll find information about the Center’s case against Texas, the legal landscape for abortion rights across the United States, and ways that you can get involved in making positive change.

About the Center for Reproductive Rights

About the Center for Reproductive Rights

The Center uses the power of law to advance reproductive rights as fundamental human rights around the world. Through game-changing litigation, legal policy, and advocacy work, the Center has improved reproductive rights and access to life-saving obstetrics care, safe abortion services, contraception, and more. Because of the Center’s work, over the past two years, 2.3 billion more people are living under stronger legal protections for reproductive rights.