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First, Do No Harm 

Christian Polish gynecologist Alicja is visited by her old friend asking her to terminate her pregnancy. She has to make a difficult decision if she is going to obey her faith and laws or help her friend.
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Christian Polish gynecologist Alicja is visited by her old friend asking her to terminate her pregnancy. She has to make a difficult decision if she is going to obey her faith and laws or help her friend.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Anna Wowra
Written By:Alžbeta Gertli, Anna Wowra
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Runtime:19 minutes
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