Babymother

Year: 2000

Runtime: 55 min

Language: English

Director: Julian Henriques

Drama

Anita strives for a career in music while balancing the responsibilities of marriage and motherhood. Her seemingly ordinary life is upended when a startling revelation comes to light: the woman she believed to be her sister was actually her birth mother. Forced to confront a hidden past, Anita grapples with her identity and the shifting dynamics of her family, ultimately seeking to understand her place within the interwoven threads of love, music, and belonging.

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