A World Without Down's Syndrome?

This documentary delves into the science and ethical considerations surrounding new screening tests for Down's syndrome. Sally Phillips, drawing from her personal experience as the mother of a son with Down's syndrome, engages with experts and voices from the Down's syndrome community to explore these pressing questions.

Through interviews with top scientists and individuals with Down's syndrome, the film presents a multifaceted view of the implications of screening policies. It raises important discussions about societal values and the future we envision regarding disability and inclusion. This film is a thought-provoking exploration that resonates with contemporary debates in genetics and ethics.