Project Detail

Superbabe

Superbabe

Synopsis

Based on Louise Brown’s book 'My Life As The World’s First Test-tube Baby', about her experiences as the first child ever born through science rather than two people having sex.

Details

Year
0000
Type of project
Features
Director
Stacey Gregg 2nd Feature
Executive Producer
Eva Yates
Screenwriter
Louise Brown (book), Stacey Gregg (screenplay)
Production Status Note
In Development 10.05.24

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

A SunnyMarch production. Supported by BBC Film

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