Two infants were switched at birth in a 1960s English hospital, resulting in a 20-year mix-up that altered their lives and families.
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Two infants were switched at birth in a 1960s English hospital, resulting in a 20-year mix-up that altered their lives and families.
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Synopsis
In a hospital in 1960s England, two infants were switched at birth. For 20 years, these women lived unaware of their true identities. Director Françoise Romand presents their story through personal accounts and reenactments. The film features testimonies from the women and their families as they confront the emotional fallout of the mix-up. Surviving relatives share their experiences, revealing the long-term effects of the identity crisis on their lives.
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Why Watch
- Meet the women affected by a birth mix-up.
- Follow the emotional stories of their families.
- See reenactments of their lives and struggles.
Did You Know
- The mix-up lasted for 20 years before being discovered.
- The film is directed by Françoise Romand.
- It features a cast that includes Nicolas Frize and Maguy Alziari.
- The documentary was released in 1986.
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Who directed the documentary Mix-Up?
Mix-Up was directed by Françoise Romand.
What year was the documentary Mix-Up released?
Mix-Up was released in 1986.
What is the duration of the documentary Mix-Up?
The duration of Mix-Up is 62 minutes.
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