Tully (2018) | Official Trailer

Married with two kids, and a 3rd about to be born, Marlo (Charlize Theron) begrudgingly accepts her well-to-do brother's gift of a "night nanny", in the hopes that it will alleviate some of the stress in her life. The "night nanny", TULLY (Mackenzie Davis), arrives in the form of a beautiful free spirited college girl who helps Marlo do more than just find time and energy, completely turning her life around in the most unexpected ways. Also starring Ron Livingston and Mark Duplass.
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Turns 5! Jason Reitman directs an honest, deeply empathetic ode to motherhood McKenzie Davis is brilliant as Tully as a free spirit next to Theron bonding in many ways, Davis brings so much energy Having a kid at a young age might seem horrifying and the film doesn't shy away from showing one side of it It's okay to let someone in so you can figure things out, you can fix the parts of someone without fixing the whole first, women say they're all better but they cover themselves in concealer to hide all the insecurities, boredom differs from security as it's empty and passive while security is more filling and reliant Being a parent isn't the easiest job to do but Reitman abd Charlize Theron truly show the modern struggles they have to trek through whether it's stress, mental illness, lack of happiness or feeling pressured to be perfect It's funny and very raw dissecting parenthood, both mom and dad have to dip their hands in Plus the twist I definitely didn't see coming it all comes together with everything physical, emotional, and psychological This definitely explores what women have to go through on a daily basis showing that they even need a break from raw, unforgiving light A dramadey that works so well it emulates real life of how difficult maternalism is plus us adults giving up our dreams trying to pass them off to the next generation