Director Eliza Hittman is known for her depictions of the teenage experience. In her latest film, the quiet abortion drama ‘Never Rarely Sometimes Always,’ a young woman in a pregnancy crisis crosses state lines to get an abortion. ‘It’s so much about the pain and loneliness of having to go through this by herself,’ Hittman tells MTV News.
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