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6 Points About Emma 

Emma's eyes are blind but she believes to see everything very clear: she wants to be a mother. She longs to obsessively. After discovering that her boyfriend can not get her pregnant, she breaks with him and goes in search of a perfect sperm. Without falling in love, no feelings. Sounds easy, but quickly discovers that her blindness is not only in her eyes.
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Emma's eyes are blind but she believes to see everything very clear: she wants to be a mother. She longs to obsessively. After discovering that her boyfriend can not get her pregnant, she breaks with him and goes in search of a perfect sperm. Without falling in love, no feelings. Sounds easy, but quickly discovers that her blindness is not only in her eyes.

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Genre:Drama
Written By:Peter Andermatt, Roberto Pérez Toledo
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Generación78, Ian Stewart Producciones Cinematográficas, La Mirada Producciones, Televisión Pública de Canarias

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