Program Name
How to Buy a Baby
About the Show
In HOW TO BUY A BABY (10x7mins), produced by LoCo Motion Pictures, 30-something couple Jane (Meghan Heffern) and Charlie (Marc Bendavid) have given up on making a baby the fun way. Diagnosed with infertility, they are resigned to needing invasive assistance if they are to become parents. They are determined to keep things fertili-fun, but what happens when so many people are involved in the intimate act of procreation? Can a marriage survive with the financial and emotional pressures of infertility? Darkly funny and achingly honest, HOW TO BUY A BABY follows a couple through a cycle of in vitro fertilization.
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