Abby Johnson, a former Planned Parenthood clinic director, has announced her new documentary titled 'Unthinkable,' which she asserts will unveil the abortion industry's 'dirtiest secrets.' With a goal to impact both pro-abortion and pro-life movements, Johnson's film aims to challenge prevailing narratives surrounding abortion. She emphasizes the importance of remembering the core reasons behind the ongoing fight regarding abortion rights.

Johnson's transformative moment occurred in 2009 when she was requested to assist with an ultrasound-guided abortion, which prompted her departure from Planned Parenthood. After leaving the organization, she founded a nonprofit known as 'And Then There Were None' in 2012, aimed at helping abortion clinic workers leave the industry. Her experiences at Planned Parenthood seared into her memory have shaped her perspective and motivated her current efforts to expose what she claims are hidden truths about abortion practices.

The documentary is positioned as a comprehensive exposé that aims to create a shake-up in the abortion debate. Johnson's efforts could potentially mobilize audiences on both sides of this divisive issue, raising critical questions about transparency and ethics in the abortion sector. The film is anticipated to spark discussions about the moral implications and personal experiences related to abortion, which may resonate widely given the current political landscape surrounding reproductive rights in the United States.