Frozen Angels (2005)
A scientific and social exploration of the future of human reproductive technology. In vitro fertilization, sperm banks' potential repercussions and the ethics of genetically engineering babies are among the issues examined.
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A scientific and social exploration of the future of human reproductive technology. In vitro fertilization, sperm banks' potential repercussions and the ethics of genetically engineering babies are among the issues examined.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:1/20/2005
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:YLE, Umbrella Films, ZDF, France 2, ITVS
Cast
Frauke Sandig, Eric Black
Director
Bill Handel
Self / Radio Host / Agency Director for Surrogacy and Egg Donation
Kari Ciechoski
Self / egg donor
Lyne Macklin-Fife
Self / egg donor program administrator
Kim Brewer
Self / surrogate mother
Amy Jurewicz
Self / expecting parents 1
Steve Jurewicz
Self / expecting parents 2
Lori B. Andrews
Self / Lawyer / Author of the Book 'the Clone Age' (as Lori Andrews)
Cappy M. Rothman
Self / sperm bank director
Angela Pacheco
Self / Foster child / future adoption worker
Gregory Stock
Self / Director UCLA Program on Medicine, Technology and Society
Shelley Smith
Self / Agency Director for Egg Donation and Surrogate Parenting
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