'A Mistake': Tribeca Film Probes A Female Surgeon's Saga Of Grief, Politics, Sexism And Strength
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This film is not Grey's Anatomy. Think of Apocalypse Now meets Terms of Endearment. A Mistake offers a realistic portrayal of a surgeon's life, particularly that of a female surgeon, resonating with personal experiences and challenges within the medical field.
Director Christine Jeffs chose to make A Mistake due to the novel's authenticity, drawn from the author's extensive research in the medical field. She aims to present strong, vulnerable, and real female characters in the film, influenced by her personal experiences with the healthcare system.
Jeffs was motivated by her partner's medical mishap, coma, and recovery, highlighting the complexities of the healthcare system. A Mistake shines a light on the challenges surgeons face balancing personal and professional lives amidst gender bias and demanding training.
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