Preggoland

In this compelling drama, a 35-year-old woman finds herself feeling increasingly isolated from her close-knit group of friends who have all begun starting families. Desperate for connection and fearing she may be left out altogether, she devises an elaborate scheme to fake her own pregnancy in hopes of rejoining their inner circle.What follows is a poignant exploration of the lengths people will go to in order to belong, as well as the complexities of female friendship and motherhood. The main character must navigate the intricate web of lies she has woven around herself while grappling with her own desires and fears about having children. Through a series of emotionally charged encounters and heartfelt conversations, she begins to uncover the true meaning of family and friendship beyond biological ties.Throughout this thought-provoking film, audiences are invited to examine their own assumptions about motherhood, friendships, and the importance of authenticity in our relationships with others. It is a moving portrayal of one woman's journey toward self-discovery and the surprising ways in which we can find connection in unexpected places.