A compassionate film with unforgettable characters and performances, Never Rarely Sometimes Always foretells the harsh realities of a post-Roe v Wade world where two seventeen year old girls have to run away from small town Pennsylvania to New York City to navigate terminating a pregnancy. Dodging polemical rhetoric, grand speeches, or inflamed emotions, the film unapologetically opts to portray the delicate heroics and precariousness of young women in a world dead set on depriving them of choice.