A messy millennial's life is turned upside down when an inexplicable pregnancy reveals a truly extraterrestrial surprise. Facing doubters, family drama and a less-than-helpful baby daddy, she embarks on a wildly funny journey of self-discovery that's unlike anything she could have imagined.
Bombastic directing duo THUNDERLIPS unleash their zany and imaginative debut feature into the world after the success of their short Help, I’m Alien Pregnant (2024).
Marrying vivid, pregnancy body horror with the pitch-perfect delivery of Kiwi humour and self-deprecation, THUNDERLIPS immerse us in a realm where the physical challenges of getting unexpectedly knocked up by a well-meaning extraterrestrial are second only to the impossibility of figuring out parental boundaries and a long-term childcare plan.
The ensemble cast shines, with Hannah Lynch at the helm in a breakout performance that grows from deadpan listlessness into empowered self-sufficiency as she grapples with the stark reality of her womb’s parasitic new tenant. Slimy, uproarious, and living up to its unforgettable title in every way, Mum, I’m Alien Pregnant promises a giddy, gross-out good time.
Director-duo THUNDERLIPS alongside star Jackie van Beek