Motherhood and Comedy: Rose Byrne's Powerful New Role
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Mary Bronstein's film 'If I Had Legs I’d Kick You' explores themes of trauma, mental health, and anger, culminating in a hopeful yet ambiguous ending where the protagonist Linda confronts her struggles and begins to accept her reality.
Topics:entertainment#drama#film#film-analysis#if-i-had-legs-id-kick-you#mary-bronstein#mental-health
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