Stephina Zwane
as Director
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The drama film Baby Mamas, starring Kay Smith, Thembisa Mdoda, Dineo Ranaka, etc., directed by Stephina Zwane, was released on March 16, 2020 in South Africa. It tells the story of 'Baby Mamas' is a comedy drama revolving around the daily lives and loves of four professional women who are all in different stages of their own real-life baby mama drama. We meet TOLI, CHANTEL, SANDY and JOY working for an insurance company in Johannesburg. CHANTEL discovers that she's pregnant and her whole is turned upside down. She had been a good girl all along and now she has a lot to learn about herself as a soon-to-be-mom, with a boyfriend who is not ready to be a father yet. SANDY is still in love with her ex-boyfriend and father of her child. She still had high hopes for their relationship but now has to deal with her ex- moving on with someone else. JOY is in a tumultuous relationship with bad-boy Sizwe. They have a volatile, on-again-off-again relationship, filled with violent outbursts and constant allegations of infidelity. TOLI is the leader of the group. She's been through all the 'Baby Mama' drama one person can handle. She is learning first-hand that the most difficult part of dating as a single Mom is deciding how much you are willing to risk your own child's heart, on your path to love. This is a Drama film with a runtime of 93 minutes and its worldwide box office is not listed in the available detail data. It has received a rating of 5.9/10 from 196 viewers.
Stephina Zwane
as Director
Kay Smith
as Chantel
Thembisa Mdoda
as Sandy
Dineo Ranaka
as Joy
Salamina Mosese
as Toli
Sthembiso Khoza
as Tumi
Khaya Mthembu
as Ntuthuko
Jonathan Boynton-Lee
as Michael
Nicholas Nkuna
as Sizwe
Donovan Pietersen
as Keenan
Khanyisile Bembe
as Nurse
Esmeralda Bihl
as Mam'Lizzie
Siyakha Fiko
as Thandiwe
Ben Horowitz
as Mr. Pickering
Keneilwe Matidze
as Busi
Mambuleni Mcube
as Colleague
Nkuni Mlotshwa
as Tsepho
Lerato Mofokeng
as Doctor
Talitha Ndima
as Khethi
Ricardo Arendse
as Writer
Stephina Zwane
as Writer
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Good movie!
source: Baby Mamas
Good movie!
When I sat down to watch the 2018 South African movie "Baby Mamas" from writers Ricardo Arendse and Stephina Zwane, it was for two reasons. First of all, this was a movie that I hadn't already seen, so of course I had an interest in watching it. And secondly, the movie was listed as a comedy here on IMDb, so I figured I was in for a laugh or two. Director Stephina Zwane's movie "Baby Mamas" is definitely not a comedy. It is a drama about four women whom are struggling with various things in life, from being a single parent, struggling with abusive relationships, finding love after a divorce, and such. So this is a drama, and not a comedy. So I was somewhat disappointed, because I was expecting laughs and fun. And with that being said, don't get me wrong, because I am not saying that "Baby Mamas" is a bad movie, not at all. It was actually a wholesome and enjoyable movie, if you sit down to watch a drama and don't expect comedy and laughter. The acting performances in the movie were good, and the four leading actresses Salamina Mosese (playing Toli), Thembisa Mdoda (playing Sandy), Kay Smith (playing Chantel) and Dineo Ranaka (playing Joy) really carried the movie quite well with their performances. Needless to say that with my limited exposure to South African cinema, then I wasn't familiar with the cast ensemble here. While "Baby Mamas" was a good enough movie, then I doubt that I will ever return to watch it a second time, simply because the storyline didn't seem to be able to support a second viewing. My rating of "Baby Mamas" lands on a six out of ten stars.
While I celebrate the underlying story of single mothers, their triumphs and tragedies, this film takes steps to portray in its main theme, characters that needlessly emasculate Black men. To be more specific, there is not one strong Black male character in this film. This film could probably be decent if that is all it did, but combine this with a character that presents a narrative trope of the "white savior" who subsequently marries one of the main characters---disappointment arrived. Was that necessary?
source: Baby Mamas
Baby Mamas
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