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    Alice Lowe / United Kingdom / 2016 / 88 min / English

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    In English. Slovene subtitles.

    The writing-directing debut of actor Alice Lowe, who returns from the critical success of Sightseers (2012) to offer this plucky satire. Starring a heavily pregnant Lowe, the film tears apart sentimental preconceptions of glowing pregnancy and the miracle of life with uproarious aplomb.

    "You have no control over your mind and body anymore", a midwife says as she gently taps Ruth’s heavily pregnant belly. ""This one does." In moody Ruth’s case, this is literally true. Her unborn baby talks to her. She wants Ruth to cut as many people’s throats as possible, starting with annoying, clumsy, egocentric men.

     

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