New Zealand Film Features Alien Pregnancy and Gross-Out Humor

A New Zealand comedy horror film follows a thirtysomething woman named Mary as she unexpectedly becomes pregnant after an alien neighbor ejaculates on her in a communal laundry room.

The film centers on the absurdity of the situation, with the cast responding to bizarre circumstances with deadpan calmness or mild annoyance.

Supporting characters, including Mary’s single mother Cynthia and her friend Ann, navigate the chaos of the pregnancy, dealing with bodily changes and the mess they create.

Cynthia becomes upset with Mary for excessive flatulence, while Ann worries about the disorder caused by the pregnancy in her clean flat.

Paramedics and other characters are portrayed as unflappable, adding to the film’s tone of everyday normalcy amidst the absurdity.

While the film may hint at themes of single motherhood and bodily changes during pregnancy, its primary focus is on humor and the absurd, with no attempt to overthink the plot.