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$14,000 is the amount Jana earns by becoming a surrogate for nine months while facing the challenges of single motherhood and homelessness.
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Jana lives in the United States as a homeless single mother. To provide a better life for her daughter, she decides to become a surrogate. For nine months, she offers her services for $14,000. The film follows Jana's daily struggles with motherhood and financial instability. It features her interactions with potential parents and the emotional toll of her choice. Directed by Ketevan Vashagashvili, this 80-minute documentary presents a candid look at surrogacy and its impact on family dynamics.
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What is the main financial compensation for surrogacy in the documentary?
$14,000 is offered for the nine-month surrogacy contract.
What challenges does Jana face in the documentary?
Jana confronts the challenges of single motherhood while experiencing homelessness.
In which countries was the documentary '9-Month Contract' produced?
The documentary was produced in Georgia, Bulgaria, and Germany.
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