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Baby Blues (2013)
Natalia is a 17-year-old mom living with her mother and son, Antos. She wanted to have a baby because it was a “cool” thing to do, and because she feels she has someone to love; someone who can love her in return. Everything changes when Natalia’s mother decides to move out, giving Natalia a chance to lead a “normal life.”
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Natalia is a 17-year-old mom living with her mother and son, Antos. She wanted to have a baby because it was a “cool” thing to do, and because she feels she has someone to love; someone who can love her in return. Everything changes when Natalia’s mother decides to move out, giving Natalia a chance to lead a “normal life.”
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Genre:Drama, Thriller
Written By:Kasia Rosłaniec
In Theaters:11/11/2013
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Zentropa International Poland, Telekomunikacja Polska, Mental Disorder 4, Warszawa Powiśle część Grupy Warszawa
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