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Kathleen Felli shares her thoughts on the recently released Barbie and the themes of motherhood present in the film. Last weekend, my...

Kathleen Felli tackles the Netflix hit's representation of the fabled "maternal instinct." Can assassins be mothers? Netflix’s recently...

Kathleen Felli comments on the Oscar-winning film and the sometimes complicated relationship between immigrant mothers and...

Elizabeth joins Louise Salas and Gina Chersevani on Designated Drinker Show to discuss motherhood, the recent overturn of Roe v. Wade,...

Leila Sebastian (COL '24) looks at horror classic Rosemary's Baby and relates it to the real-life horror of the Supreme Court's overturn...

For The New York Times Magazine, Lydia Kiesling examines the mothers of The Lost Daughter, C'mon C'mon, Scenes from a Marriage, and more.

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

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.