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Blue Baby
A specialist nurse is given responsibility for a baby boy with a serious heart condition in the middle of nurses’ strike. She is left balancing between her own family, the baby boy and her loyalty for nurses’ cause.
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A specialist nurse is given responsibility for a baby boy with a serious heart condition in the middle of nurses’ strike. She is left balancing between her own family, the baby boy and her loyalty for nurses’ cause.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Jimmy Karlsson, Kirsi Vikman
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Runtime:87 minutes
Studio:Mamocita, Making Movies, Filmas (LT), Soul Food
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