Fistula: A Film to Promote Better Maternal Health Care Globally

This film shares the compelling story of two women in Rural Uganda who suffered from obstetric fistula. In their own voices, the women explain the impact that this debilitating injury had on their lives and their journey to recovery. The film captures the physical and emotional toll the condition can take while also showcasing the transformative impact that effective care can have on those in need of treatment.
Director: Dearbhla Glynn
Producer: Patrick Daly, Yoke Productions (Ireland)
Executive Producer: Rahel Nardos, MD, MCR, University of Minnesota Center for Global Health and Social Responsibility

[@JodiGrahl]

Congratulations on an amazing film showcasing important work.

[@carlaodonnell8568]

Such a moving film. Thank you to the brave women for sharing their stories.

[@safesurgeryinitiative8560]

Amazing film that shines a light on the plight of women needing safe and timely access to obstetrics care. Dr. Nardos is such an inspiring human being for her work delivering care in low-resource areas.

[@LauraDries]

Both heartbreaking and inspiring. Thank you for this film!