A young girl becomes friendly with a ghost but her sister is terrorized by it forcing a split between their parents. Who is the ghost and why is she after the girl?
Directed by D Suresh
baby
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Manoj Bharathiraja
Shiva
Anjali Rao
Popular Reviews
33 reviews
Lise
6.0★ · 04/11/25
Mais chiale bien Ronaldo JE TE HAIS, sinon j’étais bien dégoûtée tout le long
Mais chiale bien Ronaldo JE TE HAIS, sinon j’étais bien dégoûtée tout le long
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Jebo
10.0★ · 04/18/26
Tender yet gritty, sensual yet profound this is the kind of film that lingers in your chest long after the credits roll. Marcelo Caetano crafts a story that feels intimate without ever losing sight of the harsh realities surrounding its characters. I found myself wanting to reach through the screen and hold them both there’s a vulnerability here that feels deeply human rather than constructed.
What’s most striking is how the film navigates themes that, in less careful hands, could easily slip into exploitation. Instead, Baby approaches them with empathy and restraint, allowing moments of tenderness to coexist with struggle. The result is a film that feels both raw and respectful.
It’s undeniably sad, but never without purpose. There’s a quiet thread of hope running underneath it all subtle, but powerful enough to leave you with a sense of warmth despite the heaviness. A beautifully balanced, emotionally resonant piece of queer cinema.
What’s most striking is how the film navigates themes that, in less careful hands, could easily slip into exploitation. Instead, Baby approaches them with empathy and restraint, allowing moments of tenderness to coexist with struggle. The result is a film that feels both raw and respectful.
It’s undeniably sad, but never without purpose. There’s a quiet thread of hope running underneath it all subtle, but powerful enough to leave you with a sense of warmth despite the heaviness. A beautifully balanced, emotionally resonant piece of queer cinema.
Tender yet gritty, sensual yet profound this is the kind of film that lingers in your chest long after the credits roll. Marcelo Caetano crafts a story that feels intimate without ever losing sight of the harsh realities surrounding its characters. I found myself wanting to reach through the screen and hold them both there’s a vulnerability here that feels deeply human rather than constructed.
What’s most striking is how the film navigates themes that, in less careful hands, could easily slip into exploitation. Instead, Baby approaches them with empathy and restraint, allowing moments of tenderness to coexist with struggle. The result is a film that feels both raw and respectful.
It’s undeniably sad, but never without purpose. There’s a quiet thread of hope running underneath it all subtle, but powerful enough to leave you with a sense of warmth despite the heaviness. A beautifully balanced, emotionally resonant piece of queer cinema.
What’s most striking is how the film navigates themes that, in less careful hands, could easily slip into exploitation. Instead, Baby approaches them with empathy and restraint, allowing moments of tenderness to coexist with struggle. The result is a film that feels both raw and respectful.
It’s undeniably sad, but never without purpose. There’s a quiet thread of hope running underneath it all subtle, but powerful enough to leave you with a sense of warmth despite the heaviness. A beautifully balanced, emotionally resonant piece of queer cinema.
Gabriel Araújo
5.0★ · 11/10/25
podia ser MUITO mais
podia ser MUITO mais
Carlos Guylherme
9.0★ · 10/14/25
Todas as vezes que falaram "Baby" eu cantava a música da Gal
Todas as vezes que falaram "Baby" eu cantava a música da Gal
Jordy
8.0★ · 09/21/25
so good
so good