O'Sullivan's script knows when to press and when to pull back, and the entire cast is beautifully comfortable in director Thompson's hands. Full Review

Rating: 5/5 -- Whoever thought an abortion would be a background source for redemption? Director Alex Thompson's eye for fluidity in story telling is a major asset, in a humanist take on the karma of our life choices. A blessing of a film. Full Review

I liked its ability to tackle potentially tricky and weighty subjects with really refreshing honesty and a matter-of-fact nature. Full Review

Rating: 3/4 -- By the end, the authenticity of their bond feels so well-earned that you might not mind watching another movie about them growing up with each other. Full Review

Rating: 4.5/5 -- What looks like a throwaway about a precocious kid and her nanny is actually one of the best and gutsiest movies you'll find anywhere these pandemic days-a fun-time trailblazer that retains its rough edges to that last. It's some kind of miracle. Full Review

Rating: A- -- Pleasingly frank and nonjudgmental indie queer parenting comedy. Full Review

Pushes the gross-out envelope further than most woman-centric movies without losing its charm. Full Review