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2010 | Color | 21 min 53 seg

Faced with his wife’s desire to become a mother, a filmmaker goes on a quest to find out how people decide to have kids and to identify the sources of his own hesitation.


Country: México, Estados Unidos
Direction: Goldsand; Stephane
Script: Goldsand; Stephane
Production: Goldsand; Stephane
Photography: Vatne; Jon, Goldsand; Stephane
Sound: Zúñiga; Carolina
Music: Thies; Mike
Cast:Goldsand; Stephane, Ross; Cristina, Terna; Fred, M. Houser; Patrick, S. Rao; Srikumar
Participation year at FICM: 2011

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