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The Baby Dance (1998)Director:Jane Anderson |
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Title: The Baby Dance (TV 1998)
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Rachel Luckman
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Wanda LeFauve
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Richard Luckman
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Al LeFauve
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Doreen
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Ron Callaway
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Dr. Selby
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Patricia
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Kevin
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Brian
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Robby
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Miss Maddy
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Nurse Nancy
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Donna Lysell | ... |
Roz
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Avery Raskin | ... |
Ray
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Country:
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23 August 1998 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Baby Blues See more »Filming Locations:
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Performed by Jimmy Harrison
Written, produced & arranged by Spencer Proffer & Steve Plunkett
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"Home"Performed by Jimmy Harrison
Written, produced & arranged by Spencer Proffer & Steve Plunkett
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"Baby Dance" is a fine addition to the onslaught of scrupulous films about birth rights and the dynamics involved when nature is not left to its own design, or is in some fashion revealed prematurely. In "Twilight of the Golds" it was homosexuality, and in "Gattaca" it was genetic predisposition, but Baby Dance is a bit more of a human drama with very real situations. I highly recommend this movie as a thought-provoking, intensely personal look at infertility and adoption. You may not like what you see, but what you see is real and genuine.