The Birth Reborn 2 (2018)
Overview
Featuring experts in their fields and raw and moving footage, this documentary makes a case for increased autonomy in women's choices for childbirth.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
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| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | pt |
| Popularity | 2.0 |
Directed By
Eduardo Chauvet
Crew
Eduardo Chauvet
Eduardo Chauvet
Eduardo Chauvet
Diogo Moyses
Rafael Morbeck
Vívian Scaggiante
Ana Lúcia Keunecke
Marcello Dalla
Marcello Dalla
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Anne Rammi
Ela mesma
Alexandre Coimbra Amaral
Ele mesmo
Ana Lúcia Keunecke
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Fernanda Lima
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Ana Previtalli
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Frank Lowen
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Sônia Lansky
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João Lima
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Simone Diniz
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Raquel Rabelo
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Ana Paula Caldas
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Braulio Zorzella
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Lesley Page
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Renata Penna
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Jane Evans
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Jorge Kuhn
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Ellen Paes
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Lígia Moreiras Sena
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Valéria Sousa
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Leila Katz
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Rodrigo Hilbert
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