Movie Cosmos - Baby Done

Description:

Wannabe-adventurer Zoe freaks out when she falls pregnant to her long-term boyfriend Tim. As Tim embraces the prospect of fatherhood, Zoe attempts to rush through her dreams.

Top Cast >

Rose Matafeo

As Zoe

Matthew Lewis

As Tim

Emily Barclay

As Molly

Rachel House

As Principal Mullins

Nic Sampson

As Preggophile Brian

Madeleine Sami

As Hospital Midwife

Matenga Ashby

As Sonny

Fasitua Amosa

As Sefa

Loren Taylor

As Penny

Olivia Tennet

As Beth

Kura Forrester

As Clinic Nurse

Alice Snedden

As Antenatal Teacher

Chelsie Preston Crayford

As Alice

Sam Snedden

As Steve

Bree Peters

As Sonographer

Hayley Sproull

As Pregnant Midwife

Brett O’Gorman

As Bungy Man

Cori Gonzalez-Macuer

As Almost Dad

Angella Dravid

As Airport Check In Person

Guy Montgomery

As Treemasters Official

Beth Allen

As Alice's Friend

Brynley Stent

As Flight Attendant

Amelia Reynolds

As NICU Nurse

Ryan O'Kane

As Eddy

Wolf Jean Gladding

As Newborn Speck

Sterling Ngawhika

As 6 Month Old Speck

Chris Parker

As Barista

Saraid Cameron

As Passport Lady

Thomas Sainsbury

As Stupid Man

Gareth Williams

As Beautiful Man

Rachel Forman

As Toddler's Mum

Frankie Knewstubb

As Toddler

Johanna Cosgrove

As River Birth Youtuber

Nell McDermott

As Crying Baby

Top Crew >

Curtis Vowell

Director

James Wallace

Executive Producer

Taika Waititi

Executive Producer

Carthew Neal

Executive Producer

Richard Shaw

Editor

Leon Radojkovic

Original Music Composer

Jeremy Toy

Original Music Composer

Ian McCarroll

Director of Photography

Sacha Young

Costume Designer

Louise Harris

Makeup Designer, Hair Designer

Stephanie Dryfhout

Stunt Double

Harry Ashby

Assistant Director

Nikora Edwards

Boom Operator

Kate Leys

Script Editor

Xanthe Spencer-Davidson

Casting Assistant

Ryan Spearman

First Assistant Camera

Sam Peacocke

Drone Operator

Karsha Taka

Production Coordinator

Cheree Cook

Production Accountant

Matt Johnston

Second Assistant Director

Bella Bollinger

Lighting Technician

Kyra Roussel

Makeup Artist

Jose Noriega

Makeup Artist

Sarah Cook

Line Producer

Jo Bollinger

Gaffer

Sarah Crowe

Casting

Jimmy Crayford-Bollinger

Second Assistant Camera

Monique Hoseason

Assistant Director

Coti Herrera

Makeup Artist

Adi Harris

Key Grip

Riley Heslop

Grip

Mel Moors

Art Direction

Jozef Wright

Location Manager

Grace Mok

Production Design

Alex Cairns

Production Manager

Caitlin Owston-Doyle

Boom Operator

Zane Wedding

Stunt Double

Gabriel Muller

Sound Recordist

Mark Storey

Sound Recordist

Ant Davies

First Assistant Director

Ryan Haste

Drone Pilot

Raniera Blake

Boom Operator

Rod Haag

Set Dresser

Lisa Shearer

Makeup Artist

Ananda Kientz

Script Supervisor

Carly Marr

Makeup Artist

Aminé Ramer

Music Supervisor

Matt Kofoed

Grip

Luana Barnes

Foley Editor, ADR Recordist, Foley Artist

Bruce Langley

Sound Designer, Sound Re-Recording Mixer

Gareth Van Niekerk

Dialogue Editor, ADR Editor

Miten Raichura

Location Assistant

Shivnesh Sumer

Foley Editor, ADR Recordist

Stacey Ngawhika

Location Coordinator

Kirsty Griffin

Still Photographer

Derek Metivier

Foley Artist

Geoff Short

Still Photographer

James Brookes

Post Production Supervisor

Alex Chalcoff

Sound Re-Recording Mixer, ADR Recordist

Daisy Faulkner

Makeup Artist

James Gardner

Colorist

Lauren Carr

Post Production Coordinator

Sam Collings

Digital Imaging Technician

Brandon Hermitte

Assistant Editor

Marius van Reijn

Unit Manager

Joss Hardman

Digital Intermediate Editor

Rosie Miles

Animal Wrangler

Michael Lloyd

Foley Artist, Foley Editor

Josh Reardon

Digital Imaging Technician

Elijah Pennington

Foley Artist

Morgan Waru

Producer

Sophie Henderson

Writer

Reviews:

SWITCH. (8/10)

Rose Matafeo is a gorgeous flower whose comedy gold blooms before our eyes. Where has Jacinda been hiding her!? And Matthew Lewis is her perfect offsider. But make no mistake, this is Rose's film. She's so beautifully vulnerable and fun and “a bit of a dick“, and she just encapsulates Zoe perfectly. Director Curtis Vowell and writer Sophie Henderson have teamed up again after 2013's 'Fantail' and have created something really special here. Hidden behind the film's utterly forgettable and void of syntax title is a comedy gem done in a way that only the New Zealanders seem to be able to do, and do so well. It will strike quite the nerve with both men and women (and everyone in-between), and will do so with a wink and a smile and many, many laughs.