Feeling abandoned by friends living more adult lives, Milo rashly decides to become the surrogate for an older gay man she meets at a bar. As the pregnancy progresses, she must contend with the implications of their evolving relationship.
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Title: Milkwater (2020)
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| Molly Bernard | |||
| Michael Judson Berry | ... | Teddy (as Michael J. Berry) | |
| Patrick Breen | |||
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Bryn Carter | ... | Dr. Pierre |
| Bianca Castro | ... | Gigi Sordide | |
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Maria Luiza Ceglia | ... | Bartender |
| Justin Crowley | ... | Ken | |
| Robin de Jesus | |||
| Ava Eisenson | ... | Noor | |
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Larry Gevirtz | ... | Bar Patron |
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Nicholas Hiatt | ... | Felix |
| Alexander Hodge | ... | Kaz | |
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Rachel Joravsky | ... | Peyton |
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Tyler Joseph | ... | Frank Antonio |
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Ashton Marasciulo | ... | Lilah |
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Feeling abandoned by friends living more adult lives, Milo rashly decides to become the surrogate for an older gay man she meets at a bar. As the pregnancy progresses, she must contend with the implications of their evolving relationship.
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16 July 2020 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
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As a lesbian couple is holding a baby shower, a straight-woman friend meets a 50-something bartender / drag artist who desperately wants a baby, but has failed both on adoption and surrogacy. She impulsively offers to be his surrogate. As the pregnancy progresses, the two parents' diverging ideas / fantasies of how the child will be raised start to conflict.
This is a good study of the pitfalls of surrogacy, where there is no signed-in-advance contract, or even a pre-negotiated agreement between friends. My quibble is whether someone over 50 really should be looking towards having a baby alone.