Mammaen i meg
| 导演： | Hilde Merete Haug |
| 制片国家/地区： | 挪威 |
| 类型： | |
| 语言： | 挪威语 |
| 年代： | 2024 |
| 上映： | 2024-03-17 |
| 片长： | 83分钟 |
| 豆瓣评分： | 0 |
| 影伴评分： | 0 |
剧情简介
A sensitive and scientific analysis of infertility as a social phenomenon that will make you blush if you have ever asked your colleague when they are going to have children.
Prams and pregnant women are seen in a new light in a film that dares to tackle one of society’s toughest taboos: Infertility. Complicated feelings such as shame, envy and inadequacy weigh on every fifth w... (展开全部)
A sensitive and scientific analysis of infertility as a social phenomenon that will make you blush if you have ever asked your colleague when they are going to have children.
Prams and pregnant women are seen in a new light in a film that dares to tackle one of society’s toughest taboos: Infertility. Complicated feelings such as shame, envy and inadequacy weigh on every fifth woman in Western countries who, for one reason or another, cannot have children despite a burning, almost identity-bearing desire. Sensitive and well-reflected narratives are impressively combined with scientific analyses. Because even though this is a widespread phenomenon that many can recognise, there are almost no psychological studies that examine those affected. ‘The Mum in Me’ rectifies this, and after watching it, you’ll probably think twice before asking someone if they’re going to have children soon.
源自：https://cphdox.dk/film/the-mum-in-me/
A sensitive and scientific analysis of infertility as a social phenomenon that will make you blush if you have ever asked your colleague when they are going to have children.
Prams and pregnant women are seen in a new light in a film that dares to tackle one of society’s toughest taboos: Infertility. Complicated feelings such as shame, envy and inadequacy weigh on every fifth w... (展开全部)
A sensitive and scientific analysis of infertility as a social phenomenon that will make you blush if you have ever asked your colleague when they are going to have children.
Prams and pregnant women are seen in a new light in a film that dares to tackle one of society’s toughest taboos: Infertility. Complicated feelings such as shame, envy and inadequacy weigh on every fifth woman in Western countries who, for one reason or another, cannot have children despite a burning, almost identity-bearing desire. Sensitive and well-reflected narratives are impressively combined with scientific analyses. Because even though this is a widespread phenomenon that many can recognise, there are almost no psychological studies that examine those affected. ‘The Mum in Me’ rectifies this, and after watching it, you’ll probably think twice before asking someone if they’re going to have children soon.
源自：https://cphdox.dk/film/the-mum-in-me/
