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Story summary
- Mary Bronstein, the film's director, directs postnatal depression and parental stress through psychological horror-comedy lens.
- Rose Byrne stars as Linda, the psychotherapist grappling with a sick infant daughter and depression.
- The narrative shows Linda's chaotic life, with therapy sessions and a flooded apartment.
- The film uses dark humor, such as a hamster's tragic fate, to contrast daily moments.
- Bronstein conveys the tension between professional empathy and personal turmoil, signaling panic.
