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Baby Fever (2025)
A new wife loses her pregnancy, then her privacy, after moving to a suburb run by a strangely ritualistic mothers' group.
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A new wife loses her pregnancy, then her privacy, after moving to a suburb run by a strangely ritualistic mothers' group.
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Genre:Drama, Thriller, Horror
Written By:Pascale Potvin
In Theaters:2/9/2025
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:Nucraft Productions, Potvin Productions
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