Film review: In response to the prevalence of technology and multimedia sources of information in nursing academia and continuing education for nurses, Nursing Ethics is opening the traditional book review section of the journal to occasional review of material from other media, including film. Films for the Humanities and Sciences, The right to femininity: fighting female circumcision in Africa today, Films Media Group, Cambridge Educational: Princeton, New Jersey, 2005, 46 minutes: VHS 9781421313610, DVD 9781421324099, VHS or DVD $149.95, DVD + 3-year streaming $224.93, 3-year streaming $149.95 [Book Review]

Nursing Ethics 17 (1):146-147 (2010)
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