
[Image]
Official site.
http://www.finnsgirl.com/
Lesbian widowhood, rebound relationships, single parenthood, abortion clinic violence, preteen angst, reproductive technology politics — all pretty dramatic stuff for a feature film, and indeed, Finn's Girl would be right at home on Lifetime as a movie of the week. Yet Canadian filmmakers Dominique Cardona and Laurie Colbert, best known for their documentaries (Thank God I'm a Lesbian, My Feminism), are to be commended for having a larger vision for this film, which was written by Colbert and has been screening at various LGBT film festivals this summer. Lesbian stories with depth and real-world issues need not be confined to the small screen.
Finn (Brooke Johnson, The Sweet Hereafter) is Dr. Finn Jeffries, a white, 40-something, salt-and-pepper-haired, motorcycle-riding reproductive specialist who takes over the operation of her partner Nancy's abortion clinic in Toronto after her death from breast cancer a year ago. Finn's girl is Zelly (Maya Ritter, Molly: An American Girl on the Home Front), an 11-year-old who's been (understandably) acting out since her mother's death. She smokes Finn's marijuana with her friends Eve (Chantel Cole) and Max (Andrew Chalmers, A Home at the End of the World), shoplifts skater and sex magazines, and rarely lets an opportunity to sarcastically sass Finn go by.
[Image]
Couple of choices here........this was grabbed from Usenet & the feeble audio corrected

Also on emule. Complete sources but I can't verify.

There is also another 701mb version on offer but with no complete sources & inaudible audio (this was the file for my re-encode). Best avoided.
Enjoy!