“Other Mommy” and Deuteronomy
This film’s ambition is betrayed by its lack of substance.
Forever Mom
Leonora is an overwhelmed mother of two young girls and an architect whose career has been put on hold. While her husband works all day, she carries the weight of raising their children and the quiet feeling that she has lost herself somewhere along the way. One afternoon, in the middle of her daughter?s birthday party, she drives away, leaving behind the noise and contradictions of motherhood.
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Leonora is an overwhelmed mother of two young girls and an architect whose career has been put on hold. While her husband works all day, she carries the weight of raising their children and the quiet feeling that she has lost herself somewhere along the way. One afternoon, in the middle of her daughter?s birthday party, she drives away, leaving behind the noise and contradictions of motherhood.
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Written By:Ericka Sánchez Hernández
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Runtime:105 minutes
Studio:Mandarina Cine, Alas Ocultas, TIS Productions
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