Can’t believe I’ve never heard of this film before THANK YOU PRINCE CHARLES CINEMA
So densely packed with hilarious and surprisingly poignant aphorisms I feel like I can and need to watch this over and over again
Quietly disappointed that Pap Smear Pusher didn’t have a recurring role but leave your audience wanting more I guess
If I wasn’t in the gooning car of the train I’d get off and happily freeze to death x
Brilliant, harrowing, vulnerable and unflinchingly honest documentary told by real people about their lived experience of perinatal mental health issues
The scope of this film is broad and though someone with no ambitions for motherhood myself I can completely relate to the history and sisterhood of persecuted, isolated and vilified women throughout history, and how we can be tortured by our own minds as much as the society we are products of
Brilliant work by Elizabeth Sankey - saw this at LFF and was wonderful to see a community of mothers coming out to support her work
Hypnotic filmmaking but didn’t quite nail the faded glamour for me.
Very Sean Baker (compliment) - the cast were wonderful and I loved the characters but they could have been drawn with a bit more detail and backstory (maybe instead of one of the many silent montages)
Pamela Anderson is fabulous and I’m certain I’m going to be quoting this forever
