Baby

The film follows Alice, who lives with her mother and her mother's boyfriend. As part of a school project on sex education, Alice is tasked with caring for a bag of flour, prompting her to reflect on her life and relationships. Her immature outlook begins to shift as she engages with the responsibilities of caring for the bag, much to her mother's concern.

'Baby' presents a unique perspective on adolescence and the transition to adulthood. The narrative captures the challenges young people face in understanding complex emotions and societal expectations, making it relevant for viewers interested in character-driven stories from the early 2000s. This film can resonate with collectors who appreciate indie dramas that tackle significant life themes in a straightforward manner.