BABY DONE

We are discovering more with each passing day that the things we thought were black and white are, in fact, not. Good and evil. Male and female. Gay and straight. None of it is simple. Humans, much like this giant rock we stand upon, are layered. Societal norms are being challenged left and right - and now it's time to put parenting and the "joy" of pregnancy in the spotlight. Despite what the overly-filtered mothers of Instagram try to tell us, there's no such thing as the perfect parent, and the roles within should no longer be defined by gender. Leave it to the Kiwis to show us the way in a hilarious new comedy.

Zoe (Rose Matafeo) is an arborist who works alongside her boyfriend Tim (yes, that Matthew Lewis, 'Harry Potter' franchise). She loves to party, has aspirations of becoming a world champion tree climber, and is sick of losing her friends to procreation. When she discovers she's pregnant, Tim is thrilled and excited, while Zoe becomes overwhelmed and afraid of losing herself to motherhood and not getting to do all the fun and adventurous things she loves to do anymore. So she devises a list of all the stuff she and Tim want to do before the baby comes. Unfortunately, the list includes completing in the World Tree Climbing Championship in Canada - the one non-negotiable item on Zoe's list - and apparent to everyone but Zoe is that she won't be able to compete in her current condition. Sadly, it's not the only thing Zoe in unaware of, as she doesn't exactly take to her impending motherhood naturally, much to the chagrin and frustration of her friends, family and especially daddy-to-be Tim.