Credited cast: | |||
Anthony Aguilar | ... | Aquiles | |
Ali Ahn | ... | Libby | |
Mary Theresa Archbold | ... | Terry | |
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Diego A. Arellano | ... | Hector |
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Dylan Booth | ... | Young Marco |
Andrew Casanova | ... | Young Man | |
Motell Gyn Foster | ... | Dr. Seymour Livingston | |
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Ana Maria Jomolca | ... | Sara |
Ana Kayne | ... | Fausta | |
Olivia Oguma | ... | Rika Endo | |
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Geisha Otero | ... | Narval Mother |
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Gil Perez-Abraham | ... | Marco |
Tess Romero | ... | Young Fausta | |
Barbara Rosenblat | ... | Dr. Rosalind Pfenning | |
Jay Santiago | ... | Narval Widower |
Marco is keeping a big secret from his wife Libby and doesn't know how to tell her. But after three miscarriages, Marco has no choice. When he tells Libby that his culture believes anyone who marries outside his community is cursed to never have kids, she thinks he's lying. Libby takes him to an ex-boyfriend geneticist, Seymour, to help talk some sense into him. When Seymour accidentally discovers Marco's people might be special from a scientific perspective, he offers to help them overcome their infertility. But in return, Seymour wants to pry open Marco's secretive community so he can publish on his groundbreaking discovery. Marco must decide between having a future with Libby or betraying his community. Written by Carylanna Taylor
Anya is about a person who is a different species of person and can't reproduce with the rest of humanity. The couple seeks out a solution from a scientist. I liked it. It was an interesting story with a bitter sweet ending