Tuesday (Lola Petticrew) is a dying teen. She is visited by death in the form of a size-changing macaw. Her mother Zora (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) is struggling with the issue.
This is a weird telling of this challenging subject matter. I can say that this movie has the benefit of being unique. I don't think that death has been represented in this way. I do have a couple of minor concerns. The tonal changes can be jarring. I would also like mother and daughter to have the same accent. I do get it. When Julia Louis-Dreyfus wants to do your little quirky British indie, you don't say no and you can't demand that she adopts a British accent. Those are minor issues when compared to the outsized uniqueness of the concept. In another ten years, I will remember this movie.
