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Notes on loving on the go
"What other job involves loving someone?" Through the perspective of three nannies, we will observe the dynamics that occur within homes during work hours. And through interviews with these nannies and others, we will delve into their dreams and notes in their diaries that refer to the children they care for, for different reasons, and that show how these kids are inevitably present not only during working hours but are also a part of the caregivers' lives.
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"What other job involves loving someone?" Through the perspective of three nannies, we will observe the dynamics that occur within homes during work hours. And through interviews with these nannies and others, we will delve into their dreams and notes in their diaries that refer to the children they care for, for different reasons, and that show how these kids are inevitably present not only during working hours but are also a part of the caregivers' lives.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Lautaro Barragan
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Runtime:15 minutes
Studio:ENERC, INCAA
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