'Strays' (2023)
This anti-love young adult movie includes mature topics and dialogue.
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Three women living as nomads. Cristina travels the world, Anna takes her daughter wherever she goes, and Rachel has made her home under a roof of branches, in a tent, and in a cave. What does each woman pack in her backpack before setting off alone? The conflict between the stability of motherhood and home life, and the desire to wander.
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Three women living as nomads. Cristina travels the world, Anna takes her daughter wherever she goes, and Rachel has made her home under a roof of branches, in a tent, and in a cave. What does each woman pack in her backpack before setting off alone? The conflict between the stability of motherhood and home life, and the desire to wander.
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