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Santa Fe, 1990. Elida and Ana are two women in their 50s who accompany Edit, a pregnant woman, on her due date. During their wait in the hospital, certain signs make them suspect that something strange is going on, so they remain alert and worried. When the nurse leaves the delivery room, they unwittingly thwart the medical team's plans to steal their newborn grandson.
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Santa Fe, 1990. Elida and Ana are two women in their 50s who accompany Edit, a pregnant woman, on her due date. During their wait in the hospital, certain signs make them suspect that something strange is going on, so they remain alert and worried. When the nurse leaves the delivery room, they unwittingly thwart the medical team's plans to steal their newborn grandson.
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Genre:Drama, Comedy
Written By:Nicolás Joel Nicolini, Gimena Duro Godoy
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:Instituto Superior de Cine y Artes Audiovisuales de Santa Fe
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