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Babies at TIFF: what Lauren Miller Rogen’s comedy is actually debating

Source: IndieWire··Gossip Max quick take
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IndieWire reviews Lauren Miller Rogen’s TIFF comedy Babies, starring Anna Kendrick and Seth Rogen, as a debate about whether parenthood is the only “normal” destination for a long relationship. PEOPLE separately confirms that Miller Rogen wrote, directed and produced the film; this is a review, not a box-office verdict.

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What is established

Babies premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival with Lauren Miller Rogen credited as writer, director and producer. Seth Rogen and Anna Kendrick star in a comedy built around a couple deciding whether they want children.

The flip side

The warm, wise description is IndieWire’s critical judgment, not a consensus score or audience result. The more useful angle is the film’s refusal to treat parenthood as the automatic ending for every long-term relationship.

Update note: Original source-read briefing adds specific context and evidentiary limits beyond the short feed summary.

Original headline: ‘Babies’ Review: Anna Kendrick and Seth Rogen Debate Parenthood in Lauren Miller Rogen’s Warm, Wise Comedy

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Read the September 13 TIFF review and retained its status as one critic’s assessment.

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Checked the September 12 report for the TIFF premiere and Miller Rogen’s writer-director-producer credits.

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