Baby Done

[I]t's funny, witty and filled with memorable performances. Just not quite peak Waititi.

Tinder-dry delivery bolsters the film's gentle humour, and while the momentum sags a little in the second half, the natural chemistry between Matafeo and Lewis keeps the audience invested and the story relatable.

Disarmingly funny, emotionally truthful.

[An] affable comedy...

A tame yet well-executed indie with tender moments throughout. Matafeo is a real revelation here.

Baby Done is funny; it's sweet; it means something. Most of all it's charming.

Most of the jokes are more corny than clever, and Zoe's shift from clueless future mother to hateful jerk grows thin by the halfway point.

Baby Done is a heartfelt and hilarious film, with stellar performances, exploring the sacrifices we all experience in life and love.

THERE are plenty of comedies about modern and freaked-out parents-to-be - but this offering from director Curtis Vowell holds its own in the genre.

Ascendant Kiwi star Rose Matafeo affirms her status as one of our nation's brightest talents in this hugely endearing and extremely funny local comedy.