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Deep Dive: Little Man (2005)

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Little Man
Little Man is a documentary directed by Nicole Conn that focuses on the experiences of a family facing the challenges of an extremely premature birth. The film was initially intended to document surrogate pregnancy, but it shifted to cover the realities of having a baby born 100 days early. This unexpected turn leads to a prolonged stay of 158 days in a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU), capturing the emotional and physical toll on the family. Through its candid portrayal, the film provides insights into the medical and personal struggles associated with premature birth. It emphasizes the complexities of love and sacrifice as the family navigates the uncertainties of their newborn's health and survival.

Why Watch

  • See the realities of a 100-day premature birth.
  • Meet families facing NICU challenges.
  • Find out how love is tested in crisis.

Did You Know

The baby in the film was born 100 days premature.
The family spent 158 days in the NICU.
The film has a runtime of 112 minutes.

Perfect For

Premature birth awarenessSurrogate pregnancyNICU experiences