A woman struggles to survive her painful periods long enough to find answers for her strange symptoms. She discovers a new normal as she fights to receive a diagnosis, find accurate information, and seek effective treatment for endometriosis. Not Normal is an autobiographical film that explores a culture of period taboos and dismisses a woman’s pain for the 1 in 10 people assigned female at birth living with endometriosis. The film calls for a future where each body receives access to equitable care. The filmmaker combines photos of nature, self-portraits, paintings, and archive images to form 213 collages.
The PHS Team Looks for the Best of the Best
For pelvic floor physical therapists looking to make a lasting impact—not just on patients, but on the profession itself—where you work matters. The right environment shapes your clinical growth, your confidence, your relationships, and your ability to thrive in a...
