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Babies (2027)
Struggling with the decision of whether or not to bring a child into the world, Annie and her husband Aaron become instant co-parents when their newly-divorced friend moves into their home with her 4-year-old. An ensemble comedy drama about the journey to parenthood... or not.
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Struggling with the decision of whether or not to bring a child into the world, Annie and her husband Aaron become instant co-parents when their newly-divorced friend moves into their home with her 4-year-old. An ensemble comedy drama about the journey to parenthood... or not.
Rating:R
Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Lauren Miller Rogen
In Theaters:2/19/2027
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Runtime:96 minutes
Studio:AGC Studios, Monarch Media, LYLAS Pictures
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