Impregnated

Summary

“Impregnated” (2022) is a relationship comedy about Martina and Sofía, a couple deeply in love who dream of starting a family. Their hopes are complicated by the high cost and difficulty of fertility treatment, turning parenthood into an increasingly stressful and financially daunting prospect. Convinced that she has found a solution, Martina takes matters into her own hands and secretly puts an unconventional plan into action. The plan works—but its consequences are far more complicated than she imagined. Sofía is furious that Martina made such a profound decision without her consent, placing their relationship under immediate strain. At the same time, Facundo, the man connected to Martina’s scheme, learns that he may have an unexpected role in the child’s life and begins trying to claim a place in their world. His arrival forces the couple to confront questions they had hoped to avoid about biological ties, responsibility, and what truly makes someone a parent. Balancing romantic conflict with absurd situations and heartfelt moments, the film explores the pressures surrounding fertility, the emotional and economic barriers to starting a family, and the limits of good intentions. It also examines trust within a relationship, the importance of shared decisions, and the ways modern families can take shape outside traditional expectations. At its center is a comic but increasingly complicated struggle over love, parenthood, and whether a family can be built when the people involved do not agree on how it should begin.