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Maria can't sleep anymore. Eight months pregnant with her second child, she feels as helpless and anguished as she did at the time of her first pregnancy. Again he does not distinguish reality from hallucination: his days and nights are surrounded by yellowish nightmares. Immersed in a dizzying stream of consciousness, this is a horror and delirium story about motherhood and postpartum depression.
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Maria can't sleep anymore. Eight months pregnant with her second child, she feels as helpless and anguished as she did at the time of her first pregnancy. Again he does not distinguish reality from hallucination: his days and nights are surrounded by yellowish nightmares. Immersed in a dizzying stream of consciousness, this is a horror and delirium story about motherhood and postpartum depression.

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Genre:Drama, Horror
Directed By:Carolina Lobo
Written By:Carolina Lobo
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