The Business of Birth Control

Join The Representation Project and filmmakers Ricki Lake and Abby Epstein

for two special premiere events to celebrate the release of their latest film,

The Business of Birth Control

San Francisco Bay Area premiere | Saturday, April 9 TICKETS AVAILABLE

New Parkway Theater, Oakland | 7:00 pm

Los Angeles premiere | Thursday, April 7 SOLD OUT

Laemmle Royal, West Los Angeles | 6:30 pm VIP

PURCHASE TICKETS HERE

In the legacy of their groundbreaking documentary The Business of Being Born which revolutionized the way people think about childbirth, filmmakers Abby Epstein and Ricki Lake unpack the power structures surrounding the reproductive health industry complex. Sixty years after the pill revolutionized women's emancipation, The Business of Birth Control examines the complex relationship between hormonal birth control and women’s health and liberation.

To learn more about this extraordinary documentary, and its predecessor, The Business of Being Born, visit the official website!

About Us

About The Business Of...

The Business Of... is a media company investigating the business behind reproductive health. Ricki Lake and Abby Epstein first collaborated on their landmark documentary, The Business of Being Born—a grassroots phenomenon that has become required viewing for expectant parents and childbirth educators. The revelation that pregnant people were unaware of their childbirth options ignited a passion in Ricki and Abby to lift the veil on other areas of reproductive health. After examining birth culture in America, they began investigating the business of hormonal contraceptives and the lack of birth control options. We are in a moment where women, non-binary, and trans folks are seeking body literacy and empowering forms of healthcare. The more informed we are about our bodies and our choices, the more we can advocate for ourselves.

About The Representation Project

The Representation Project is a leading global gender justice non-profit organization. We use films, education, research, and activism to challenge harmful gender norms and stereotypes. In 2011, Jennifer Siebel Newsom founded The Rep Project in response to the overwhelming public demand for ongoing education and social action in support of her first film, Miss Representation. Since then, Jennifer has released two more acclaimed films, The Mask You Live In (2015) and The Great American Lie (2019). The organization also runs a global Next-Gen filmmaker program to train the next generation of change agents. The Rep Project is also known for its impactful social activism campaigns, including #NotBuyingIt, #AskHerMore, #RepresentHer and #RespectHerGame.

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