The New Zealand film Baby Done (2020) is a heartfelt comedy about an adventurous couple dealing with an unplanned pregnancy, executive produced by Taika Waititi.
Baby Done (2020) Movie Summary
Zoe and Tim are a young, fun-loving couple and arborists who work together in Auckland. They enjoy an adventurous, commitment-free lifestyle, with Zoe, in particular, being keen on extreme sports and pursuing her dream of competing in the World Tree Climbing championships in Canada.
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When Zoe unexpectedly discovers she is pregnant, her reaction is one of panic and denial. Afraid that parenthood will mean the end of her freedom and dreams, she initially conceals the news from Tim and then attempts to rush through her “life goals” before the baby arrives.
Tim, on the other hand, embraces the news with open excitement and immediately goes into full “nesting mode,” reading parenting books and planning for their settled future. Their drastically different approaches to the impending arrival of the baby create a major conflict in their relationship.
The film follows Zoe’s journey of reluctance, stubbornness, and personal growth as she struggles to accept the changes that motherhood will bring to her life and her relationship with the man who is ready to be a father.
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Star Cast
The main cast of the film includes:
- Rose Matafeo as Zoe
- Matthew Lewis as Tim
- Emily Barclay as Molly
- Nic Sampson as Brian
- Rachel House in a supporting role
The film was directed by Curtis Vowell and written by Sophie Henderson.
Availability
- Streaming & Digital Rental/Purchase: Baby Done is typically available for digital rental or purchase on major platforms such as:
- Apple TV (iTunes)
- Google Play Movies
- BFI Player (in some regions)
- Free Streaming: In certain regions and through services like Plex Player, it may be available for free with ads.
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