Chuck Chuck Baby

2023

Comedy / Drama / Musical / Romance

2
Rotten Tomatoes Critics - Certified Fresh 100% · 28 reviews
Rotten Tomatoes Audience - Upright 100%
IMDb Rating 6.5/10 10 458 458

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Plot summary

Helen's mundane life at the chicken factory takes an unexpected turn with Joanne's return. They were each other's secret teenage passion. As they fall in love, Helen's zest for life returns but Joanne faces something darker from her past.

Director

Janis Pugh Photo
Janis Pugh

Top cast

Edyta Budnik Photo
Edyta Budnik as Katrina
Louise Brealey Photo
Louise Brealey as Helen
Emily Fairn Photo
Emily Fairn as Amy
Gemma Lawman Photo
Gemma Lawman as Mourner and factory worker
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897.54 MB
1280*536
English 2.0
12
Subtitles dk  fi  no  sv  
25 fps
1 hr 37 min
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1.8 GB
1920*804
English 5.1
12
Subtitles dk  fi  no  sv  
25 fps
1 hr 37 min
Seeds 2

Movie Reviews

Reviewed by CinemaSerf 7 / 10

Helen" (Louise Brealy) wakes up in the morning

"Helen" (Louise Brealy) wakes up in the morning in what looks like a bedsit, with a suitcase of her meagre possessions tucked under the mattress. A chubby chav walks in on her and we discover that this is, in fact, her husband "Gary" (Celyn Jones) who has banished her to the spare room so he can live with his teeny-pop girlfriend "Amy" (Emily Fairn) and their brand new baby. Needless to say, she's not an happy woman but she puts up with all of this so she can stay close to his ailing mother "Gwen" (Sorcha Cusack) who's bedridden and clearly not too long for this world. Her only real moments of joy come from her work. She works with a tightly knit group of women packing chickens. The routine mundanity of that job leads the four of them to play daft games and try to chivvy each other along to alleviate the boredom - especially on a nightshift! Then a bit of a bombshell arrives in the form of "Joanne" (Annabel Scholey). Despite a rather frosty reunion, it's obvious that there is some baggage between these two women and the rest of the film infills some of the backstory of both women augmented by some frequently laugh out loud comedy. The principal culprit of the humour is "Paula" (Beverly Rudd) - rough around the edges but with an heart of gold and some of the best lines from an entertainingly written script. The plot is fairly predictable, though auteur Janis Pugh does throw a few spanners in the works to keep it interesting, and there are some semi-musical theatre style numbers as the story occasionally uses it's decent soundtrack to advance the story - usually to epitomise the unhappiness of "Helen". It's well cast with a solid supporting effort, a tiny bit of social commentary and a rather queazy rapport between the girls and one of those plastic heads kids used to used to practice their make-up skills on. It could also serve as a pretty good advert for never eating chickens - the things these women get up to plucking these birds could put you off for ever!
Reviewed by CinemaSerf 7 / 10

Chuck Chuck Baby

"Helen" (Louise Brealy) wakes up in the morning in what looks like a bedsit, with a suitcase of her meagre possessions tucked under the mattress. A chubby chav walks in on her and we discover that this is, in fact, her husband "Gary" (Celyn Jones) who has banished her to the spare room so he can live with his teeny-pop girlfriend "Amy" (Emily Fairn) and their brand new baby. Needless to say, she's not an happy woman but she puts up with all of this so she can stay close to his ailing mother "Gwen" (Sorcha Cusack) who's bedridden and clearly not too long for this world. Her only real moments of joy come from her work. She works with a tightly knit group of women packing chickens. The routine mundanity of that job leads the four of them to play daft games and try to chivvy each other along to alleviate the boredom - especially on a nightshift! Then a bit of a bombshell arrives in the form of "Joanne" (Annabel Scholey). Despite a rather frosty reunion, it's obvious that there is some baggage between these two women and the rest of the film infills some of the backstory of both women augmented by some frequently laugh out loud comedy. The principal culprit of the humour is "Paula" (Beverly Rudd) - rough around the edges but with an heart of gold and some of the best lines from an entertainingly written script. The plot is fairly predictable, though auteur Janis Pugh does throw a few spanners in the works to keep it interesting, and there are some semi-musical theatre style numbers as the story occasionally uses it's decent soundtrack to advance the story - usually to epitomise the unhappiness of "Helen". It's well cast with a solid supporting effort, a tiny bit of social commentary and a rather queazy rapport between the girls and one of those plastic heads kids used to used to practice their make-up skills on. It could also serve as a pretty good advert for never eating chickens - the things these women get up to plucking these birds could put you off for ever!
Reviewed by snowdrop-88494 10 / 10

Magical film with a big heart.

I went to see this with my friend and it made us cry and laugh. Just a beautiful film of love and friendship.It was wonderful to see so many different women characters. The factory workers were really hilarious and such a gorgeous support for Helen, the main character.The mother figure to Helen was so poignant and funny, their relationship was really heartbreaking.The music is fantastic, I really loved the soundtrack! It is used in such a clever, unique way - I really haven't seen anything like it. It's not what you expect with people bursting into song... it's much more natural.This really is a must watch with your friends. A beautiful, joyful and poignant film!
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