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Against Your Nature
After a pandemic that has decimated humanity, governments order “immune” couples – including queer ones – to reproduce. Sara and Rachel must decide which of them will carry the pregnancy, and the pressure from the state quickly turns into an emotional time bomb that threatens to blow their relationship apart.
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After a pandemic that has decimated humanity, governments order “immune” couples – including queer ones – to reproduce. Sara and Rachel must decide which of them will carry the pregnancy, and the pressure from the state quickly turns into an emotional time bomb that threatens to blow their relationship apart.
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Genre:Drama, Science Fiction
Written By:Alessandro Magnabosco
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:Prince And Pilgrim Productions
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