'Babes' Lauded for Honest Take on Motherhood

Pamela Adlon and Ilana Glazer's comedy challenges conventional pregnancy narratives with humor and depth.

'Babes,' directed by Pamela Adlon and co-written by Ilana Glazer, is a comedy that explores the realities of pregnancy and motherhood with humor and honesty.
The film is described as the 'Bridesmaids' of babymaking, aiming to challenge conventional narratives about pregnancy.
Eden (played by Ilana Glazer) and Dawn (Michelle Buteau) are best friends whose relationship is tested and strengthened through the experiences of pregnancy and childbirth.
The movie also touches on themes of female friendship, the challenges of new motherhood, and the importance of support networks.
Critics praise the film for its blend of comedy and genuine portrayal of the complexities of pregnancy and motherhood.