The Bleak Reality of “Lost Girls”
A working class mom searches for her daughter.
Quelque chose en moi
Dolores is about to give birth. Determined not to want to keep her child, she gives anonymous childbirth. The young woman experiences the emotional stages of her delivery alone. Finally, a gesture of tenderness brings her face to face with herself.
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Dolores is about to give birth. Determined not to want to keep her child, she gives anonymous childbirth. The young woman experiences the emotional stages of her delivery alone. Finally, a gesture of tenderness brings her face to face with herself.
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Written By:Hala Rajab
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Runtime:14 minutes
Studio:CinéFab Productions
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