Don't Take My Baby

Overview

A heart-wrenching factual drama unfolds as a disabled couple battles to retain custody of their newborn. Inspired by true events, the narrative challenges societal prejudices toward disabled individuals, highlighting the struggles many face when starting families. Twenty-one-year-old Anna, who uses a wheelchair, and her partner Tom, who is partially sighted, must prove their capability to nurture their daughter. As tensions rise, social worker Belinda is torn between advocating for the couple and contemplating alternative care options. The film poignantly explores love, resilience, and the complexities of parenting in the face of adversity.