Below the Belt

Very important documentary. I don’t like that they keep saying “women” because not only women have endo. I also think it tries to wrap it up fast and nice. But I’ve had endo for 12 years now and I have yet to have a happy ending in sight. I’m glad some people do, but it…

Emily Stine

rushed ending, and not enough in depth information about this disease. wish adenomyosis got more attention (which yes they are different but coexist together for a lot of women).  loved the journey of following different women as they navigate the complicated landscape of…

haley_hager

A heartbreaking look at an awful disease, the roadblocks to getting care and getting effective care, and what getting that care looks like. The documentary ends on a hopeful note, which is great, and I am thankful that the women in the doc got the assistance they needed to…

Jackson West

Thank you, thank you, thank you to the people who made this film. In a world where 1 in 10 women are affected by endometriosis, doctors are not educated about it in medical school, insurance companies won't pay for the only effective treatment, and many patients are getting…

kayla512

Netflix, what are you waiting for. Put this on streaming.

Carmelina22

“It doesn't get as much attention because it doesn't kill you. But what's not taken into account is just the devastation that it does still cause in women's lives.”Sobbed the whole time, I 🩷 incurable life-worsening diseases. And this is one that I have!! I just felt so…

🩷 🌱 🐄 🐃 🐂 BRIANNA.

If you want to learn about the most important thing in health care right now, this is it! And you can see it for free this week (Nov 21-Dec 1 2025) here: https://watch.showandtell.film/preview/thinkendo If you've enjoyed any of my reviews, please watch this. It's very…

LarkingAbout

This lacks a lot of information and depth but it still has much to it and it is, in fact, a start. It is needed to be watched by everyone The fact that they only use the word “women” creeps me tf out.

ZY

If hearing the stories of people taking out second mortgages and emptying their savings accounts to pay for potentially life-improving surgeries doesn’t convince you that we need health care reform in this country, then maybe hearing about how insurance doesn’t cover it…

Colin Foster