Tully 2018
"See how the mother half lives."
Directed by Jason Reitman, *Tully (2018)* dives into the chaotic yet tender world of modern motherhood with sharp wit and emotional depth. The story follows Marlo, a dedicated but overwhelmed mom of three—including a newborn—who finds herself at the edge of burnout.
Director: Jason Reitman
Cast
Charlize Theron
Marlo Moreau
Mackenzie Davis
Tully
Ron Livingston
Drew Moreau
Mark Duplass
Craig
Asher Miles Fallica
Jonah Moreau
Lia Frankland
Sarah Moreau
Elaine Tan
Elyse
Gameela Wright
Laurie
Tattiawna Jones
Violet
Stormy Ent
Shasta
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Tully (2018) about?
The film follows Marlo, a mother of three struggling with the demands of newborn care and domestic life. Her brother gifts her a night nanny, Tully, whose presence challenges Marlo's perceptions of motherhood while offering unexpected support.
Who directed Tully?
Jason Reitman, known for his sharp character-driven films like *Juno* and *Up in the Air*, directed *Tully*.
Who stars in Tully?
Charlize Theron takes the lead role as Marlo, with Mackenzie Davis co-starring as Tully, and Ron Livingston and Mark Duplass rounding out the cast.
Is Tully (2018) worth watching?
With its blend of comedy and drama, *Tully* offers a refreshing take on the trials of motherhood. Charlize Theron's performance anchors the film, making it both relatable and thought-provoking, though its tone may not suit all viewers.
How long is Tully?
The film runs for 95 minutes.
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About Tully (2018) — A Raw Comedy-Drama on Motherhood's Unseen Struggles
Directed by Jason Reitman, *Tully (2018)* dives into the chaotic yet tender world of modern motherhood with sharp wit and emotional depth. The story follows Marlo, a dedicated but overwhelmed mom of three—including a newborn—who finds herself at the edge of burnout. Her brother steps in with an unexpected gift: a night nanny named Tully, whose unorthodox approach to childcare brings both relief and revelation. As Marlo navigates sleepless nights and self-doubt, Tully's presence forces her to confront the realities of parenting while rediscovering parts of herself she thought lost.
Charlize Theron delivers a powerhouse performance as Marlo, supported by Mackenzie Davis's enigmatic portrayal of Tully, creating a dynamic that blends humor, heartache, and raw honesty. Reitman's direction infuses the film with a grounded realism, exploring themes of exhaustion, identity, and the invisible labor of motherhood. The atmosphere oscillates between dark comedy and poignant introspection, making *Tully (2018)* a standout in its genre.
