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In 1960s England, two infants were switched at birth in a hospital, resulting in a 20-year mix-up that affected their lives and families. Director Françoise Romand presents the true story of these women, who grew up unaware of their true identities. The film uses personal accounts and reenactments to illustrate the emotional struggles faced by both women and their families as they confront the reality of their situation.
The perspectives of surviving family members provide additional context on the lasting impact of this identity crisis. The film runs for 62 minutes and is produced in France, featuring both French and English languages.
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.
Perfect For
True crime enthusiastsFamily drama loversDocumentary fans