Stray Bodies

The documentary presents the stories of Robin, Katerina, Gaia, and Kiki, each facing unique challenges related to motherhood and personal autonomy. Robin grapples with an unplanned pregnancy and her desire not to become a mother. Katerina and Gaia, both single, yearn for a child, while Kiki confronts an incurable disease and seeks a dignified end to her life.

The film delves into the concept of medical tourism, highlighting how these women seek the procedures they need—abortion, IVF, and euthanasia—across borders where such options are legal. This exploration sheds light on broader societal issues regarding reproductive rights and healthcare accessibility. As a documentary, Stray Bodies invites viewers to reflect on the personal and ethical implications of these women's decisions and the lengths they go to in pursuit of their autonomy.