
Babes
Friendship is a mother.
After getting pregnant from a one-night stand, a single woman leans on her married best friend and mother of two to guide her through gestation and beyond.
- 6.0
- 2024
- Released
- 1h 44m

Ilana Glazer
Eden
Michelle Buteau
Dawn
John Carroll Lynch
Dr. Morris
Oliver Platt
Bernie
Sandra Bernhard
Dr. Shirley
Stephan James
Claude
Hasan Minhaj
Marty
Keith Lucas
Bobby
Kenneth Lucas
Benny
Caleb Mermelstein-Knox
Tommy
Elena Ouspenskaia
Dragana
Josh Rabinowitz
Server
Mario Polit
EMT
Julia Scotti
Julia in Elevator
Crystal Finn
Nurse Sharon
Donna Glaesener
Delivery Nurse
Katy Grenfell
Postpartum Nurse 1
Rosa Gilmore
Lactation Leslie
Whoopi Goldberg
Dawn's Breasts
Nic Inglese
Bou Jarmas (Ticket Salesperson)
Jo-Anne Lee
Hostess
Marie Faustin
Student
Shola Adewusi
Nanny Dani
Susanna Guzman
Nanny Ramona
Holly Chou
Carla
Simone Recasner
Paula (Doula 1)
Darren Criss
Doula as a Man
Rebecca Rose Bulnes
Red Doula
Fareeha Khan
Greeter / Waiter
Kami Dimitrova
Eden's Masseuse
Tony Ray Rossi
Plumber
Paul Borghese
Other Actor
Ken Jacowitz
Movie Theater Guy
Lisa Fleming-Griffith
Eden's Delivery Nurse
Andrea Ilene Shapiro
Postpartum Nurse (uncredited)
Chasity Orr
Claudette - Eden's Baby 1 (uncredited)
Charlize Orr
Charlette - Eden's Baby 2 (uncredited)










Released
en
$3,700,000.00
$3,663,309.00
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Reviews
I wish Hollywood would give us more movies like “Babes,” a female-driven comedy that doesn’t hold back. Directed by Pamela Adlon and co-written by Ilana Glazer and Josh Rabinowitz, this outrageous look at pregnancy, motherhood, and female friendship is absolutely hilarious. The humor here is raw, crass, and completely unapologetic, which makes it hard not to laugh at the absurdity of it all, even

The about to give birth "Dawn" (Michelle Buteau) is married to the perfectly manscaped "Marty" (Hasan Minhaj) and is best friends with "Eden" (Ilana Glazer) who is keen on having a baby but so far lacks a suitable sperm donor. That all changes, though, when she encounters the charming "Claude" (Stephan James) on the train and, thinking her period is sure fire protection against getting pregnant, t
How disappointing it is when you see a movie that you were looking forward to only to walk away unimpressed, if not largely disappointed. So it is with director Pamela Adlon’s debut feature, a comedy-drama about the wild and crazy relationship between two lifelong thirtysomething New York BFFs (Ilana Glazer, Michelle Buteau) who share the experiences of pregnancy, childbirth and parenthood while s