Allie Eagle and Me

The film delves into Allie Eagle's uncompromising artistic work, including her pro-abortion painting "This Woman Died I Care," which was inspired by a tragic photograph. It captures her transformation as she navigates her identity and beliefs, ultimately becoming a Christian in the 1980s.

In this feature-length documentary, Eagle examines her earlier radical views with a more moderate perspective, particularly regarding abortion. The film highlights the complexities of her journey and the evolution of her thoughts over the years. This exploration of identity and belief systems makes "Allie Eagle and Me" a significant piece for those interested in feminist art and social issues from that era.