Milkwater

About This Movie

Milkwater is one of those indie gems that sort of sneaks up on you. It’s this blend of comedy and drama, with a tone that feels both light and heavy at the same time. Milo, played with a kind of raw honesty, dives into surrogacy for an older gay man she meets, and what unfolds is this messy, emotional attachment. The pacing is interesting—sometimes it lingers just enough to let you breathe, other times it hurries through the complexities of relationships. The performances are authentic, and the awkwardness of the situations feels real. It's distinctive, really, how it tackles themes of connection and purpose in unexpected ways. The practical effects are minimal here, but the emotional impact? That’s where it really hits home.

Indie film with nuanced themes · Strong character-driven narrative · Emotional depth with comedic elements