Baby Done

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.

...interesting actors who give Rose and Tim a fun, flinty chemistry, and it was a pleasure to spend an hour and a half watching them figure their stuff out.

At times it's a little obvious - the comedy strains and gurns a bit - but it's warm-hearted, and at an hour and a half, doesn't outstay its welcome.

A simple yet effective portrait of contemporary parenthood, this Kiwi comedy is as fun as it is honest. And a dose of Rachel House, albeit quite small, is always very welcome.

Zoe's as charming and relatable as it gets but her blind spot is never explained, and her self-defeating behaviour continues unchecked. Good thing she's so funny and the film's so entertaining.

Clever if a touch predictable -- especially during the third trimester -- Baby Done is lighthearted, escapist entertainment, and even includes some terse advice for would-be fathers.