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The Load (2019)

Denatality is making one town disappear. The Government is set pressing measures, not just psychological ones. Females who don't contribute to the demographic future of the country are seen as a problem to resolve, thus every year they are called to declare to a Government Office the reason why they haven't had any babies in the last twelve months. In an out of time world, that reminds us more with every passing day, Bianca and Vittoria are at the opposite angles of their fertility time. Their acquaintance forces them to choose in an instant the direction of their future: any choice will result in a radical change of their destiny.
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Denatality is making one town disappear. The Government is set pressing measures, not just psychological ones. Females who don't contribute to the demographic future of the country are seen as a problem to resolve, thus every year they are called to declare to a Government Office the reason why they haven't had any babies in the last twelve months. In an out of time world, that reminds us more with every passing day, Bianca and Vittoria are at the opposite angles of their fertility time. Their acquaintance forces them to choose in an instant the direction of their future: any choice will result in a radical change of their destiny.

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Directed By:Giulia Giapponesi
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In Theaters:10/17/2019
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Runtime:15 minutes
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