Our Father
But this documentary is different. Ballard said she was "forever grateful" to the Netflix documentary's director, Lucie Jourdan, and producer Michael Petrella of "Our Father" in a Facebook post Thursday.
"They have helped us tell our story, the truth that many don’t know about," Ballard wrote. "What I don’t think they know is that they helped me heal during this process. They gave me strength when I thought I had no more to give." - Jacoba Ballard in Indy Star
New York Times :: A Doctor's God Complex Revealed (Critic's Pick)
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Variety :: Documentary Uncovers the Horrors Behind a Fertility Doctor Who Impregnated His Patients
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Netflix Tudum :: Our Father Shows What Happens When a Fertility Doctor Has a God Complex
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Rolling Stone :: It Was Almost Like This Perfect Aryan Clan
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Esquire :: The Horrifying True Story of Our Father
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Daily Beast :: Evil Christian-Cultist Doctor Secretly Fathered 94 Children
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Time :: True Story of a Fertility Doctor Who Used His Own Sperm on Patients
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Chicago Tribune :: Fertility Specialist Fathers Almost 100 Children
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GQ :: Netflix's Gruesome Real-Life Doc
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Entertainment Weekly :: A Harrowing Fertility Horror Story
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People Magazine :: Fertility Doc Was Serially Impregnating His Own Patients
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The Independent :: Viewers Disgusted By 'Sick' Doctor in Documentary
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Vogue (Germany) :: Our Father is the Creepiest Netflix Documentary Ever
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Newsweek :: The Most Shocking Moments from Our Father on Netflix
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Saturday Evening Post :: Our Father Review
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SlashFilm :: A Shocking, Stomach-Turning Documentary
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NewsNation :: How an Indy Reporter's Story Became a Netflix Documentary
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WRTV Indianapolis :: Documentary Tells Twisted Story of Zionsville Doctor
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That goes to just show you the care and the passion that the producer and the director had in this. I’ve gotten to know them over the four years of working on this film. Not a lot, obviously. I did several interviews with them but they would call and ask me a question or two here or there, but both of them, Michael Petrella and Lucie Jourdan, both of them basically put their life on hold.
When they saw what happened, they felt too that these women and these mothers and sons and daughters, and the fathers too, that they did not get justice and they wanted to at least allow them to have a voice. - Angela Ganote in NewsNation
Taken at Birth
Atlanta Journal-Constitution :: A Legacy Linked to Illegal Adoptions in Rural North Georgia
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E! News :: A Heartbreaking True Story of Hundreds of Illegally Sold Babies
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People :: Taken at Birth Investigates Black Market Adoption Ring That Illegally Placed 200 Babies
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New York Post :: Black-Market Babies Reunited After More Than 50 Years
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Country Living :: The Man Behind the Black Market Adoption Scandal
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Dalton Daily Citizen :: Welcome Home: Woman Meets Birth Family for First Time at Reunion
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