Otherhood

Synopsis

In the heartfelt comedy 'Otherhood', Angela Bassett stars as a mother who, along with two friends, sets out to reconnect with her adult sons in a delightfully humorous journey of self-discovery and rekindled relationships. When feeling neglected on Mother's Day, the trio of mothers embarks on a road trip to New York City to surprise their sons and find themselves rediscovering their own identities in the process. As they navigate the challenges of motherhood, friendship, and love, they learn valuable life lessons and forge deeper connections with their sons. 'Otherhood' is a heartwarming tale of empowerment, forgiveness, and the enduring bond between mother and child.

Cast

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  Angela Bassett

  Carol Walker

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  Patricia Arquette

  Gillian Lieberman

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  Felicity Huffman

  Helen Halston

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  Jake Hoffman

  Daniel Lieberman

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  Jake Lacy

  Paul Halston

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  Sinqua Walls

  Matt Walker

Reviews

Rotten Tomatoes gives 'Otherhood' a 29% rating, with critics citing mixed reviews on the film's execution despite commendable performances by the cast, particularly Angela Bassett. Metacritic rates the movie at 38/100, highlighting the film's relatable themes of motherhood but questioning its overall impact and storytelling. IMDb users have rated 'Otherhood' at 6.1/10, expressing a more positive sentiment towards the film's humor and emotional depth. Some reviewers laud the performances of the leading ladies, while others criticize the predictability of the plot. Variety describes the film as 'ultimately a mother-daughter story that occasionally gestures toward broader resonance.' Despite the varied reception, 'Otherhood' offers a relatable and heartwarming portrayal of the complexities of motherhood and familial relationships.