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I was eager to watch False Positive, expecting a film that critiques the ways in which the medical maternal experience is defined by men.

Mare of Easttown may be a murder-mystery at its core, but its exploration of motherhood is its most compelling subject matter.

Ginny & Georgia accentuates class and race largely through its representation--and send-up--of gender norms.

Mothers, both dead and alive, propel much of the plot in Amazon Prime's dramedy series FLACK.

Gather a box of tissues, a glass or two of wine, your best bubble friend and watch these three movies.

In Mike Mills’ 2016 film 20th Century Women, mothering, and its endless incarnations, take center stage.

Three movies, each released in the same decade, each with a radically different depiction of mothering.