Overview
- The film begins streaming on Prime Video on Nov. 14, reaching more than 240 countries and territories after a strong theatrical run.
- Argentina selected the title as its official submission for the Academy Awards’ International Feature category and Spain’s Goya Award for Best Ibero-American Film.
- The narrative draws from a 2016 Tucumán case in which a young woman was arrested after a medical emergency, detained 881 days and later convicted on contested evidence.
- Dolores Fonzi directs and stars, adapting Ana Correa’s book with Laura Paredes, with production by K&S Films’ Leticia Cristi and Matías Mosteirin and executive producer Diego Copello.
- At a Nov. 10 presentation in Mexico City, Fonzi and attorney Soledad Deza framed the story as a regional rights issue during a politically sensitive period in Argentina, where the government has pledged to review the 2020 abortion law.