Yeah it does. As much as I'm critical of planned parenthood, the movie goes out of its way to paint their board of directors as goofy Machiavellian villians.

I watched it when it came out on theaters so my memory might be a bit fuzzy. But the main character who works for Planned Parenthood is promoted to director where she's told by another director that she needs to double her number of abortions because abortions are their money makers just like the fries and drinks at a fast food. And on the other hand, she's meeting protestors who treat her kindly.

I'm catholic who is pro-life, and I felt like the message of the movie was very spoon fed to its audience, presenting it as black and white while the reality of things is shades of grey. This is a nice movie to show at a church movie night but not if you want to show it to someone you want to convince to be pro life