Rose Byrne and Conan O'Brien Shine in Intense Drama 'If I Had Legs I'd Kick You'

The Sundance premiere explores the crushing demands on a struggling mother, with O'Brien's dramatic acting debut drawing comparisons to Adam Sandler's 'Uncut Gems.'

Rose Byrne delivers a career-defining performance as a mother overwhelmed by personal and systemic challenges in Mary Bronstein's hard-hitting film.
Conan O'Brien surprises audiences with a stoic, emotionally restrained role as Byrne's therapist, marking a dramatic departure from his comedic persona.
The film, written and directed by Mary Bronstein and produced by Josh Safdie, captures the relentless pressures of caregiving and institutional failures.
A$AP Rocky plays a compassionate hotel clerk who offers moments of kindness in Byrne's character's otherwise isolating and chaotic existence.
The movie, distributed by A24, is expected to release later this year, with critics praising its visceral depiction of anxiety and the burdens placed on mothers.