All My Babies: A Midwife's Own Story (1953)

Directors

George C. Stoney

The story

All My Babies follows Mary Francis Hill Coley, also called “Miss Mary,” an African American midwife in Albany, Georgia. It serves as a training tool for "granny midwives," a term applied to African American lay midwives delivering babies in the rural South. The film emphasizes the importance of hygiene and prenatal care.

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