christy turlington. >> she's a sweetheart. mother of two trying to help less fortunate mothers.talking to her right after this. 2@ >>> to say christy turlington does it all and has it all is an understatement. a mother of two, super model, active itist, author. >> her documentary follows women from four countries as they give birth and the complications they have to face. take a look. >> janet's labor is not progressing and the threat of death for both baby and mother is palpable. with no money to pay for food or transport, the nurses ask us to help. we arrange for a van to take janet to the nearest hospital an hour away. >> this is a beautiful documentary. what's interesting about it in the very beginning it was quite jarring for me because it opens up with your own post-birthing scene. and just the complications you had. and i think it really gets the viewer in. was it difficult to expose that part? >> yes. i wasn't planning on having myself in strangely. because of course that experience is what got me involved in this issue. and of course that ends up being the way it is. pe

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. >>> to say christie turlington does it all and has it all is an understatement.take a look. >> janet's labor is not progr s progressing, and the threat of death for both baby and mother is palpable. with no money to pay for food or transport, the nurses ask us to help. we arrange for a van to take janet to the nearest hospital an hour away. >> yeah. >> this is a beautiful documentary. what's interesting about it, in the very beginning it was quite jarring for me, because it opens up with your own post-birthing scene and just the complications you had. and i think it really sort of gets the viewer in. was it difficult to expose that part of your life? >> yes. i wasn't planning on having myself in, strangely, because, of course, that experience is what got me involved in this issue. and, of course, that ends up being the way it is. people who trust me as a narrator, trust me to guide them through it. it puts me on equal footing with other women in the film. >> total empathy, right. >> terrifying moment for you, when i was watching it, what is she thinking, what did