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What ‘If I had Legs I’d Kick You’ tells us about mothering and thankless sacrifice
Mary Bronstein's 2025 film highlights how caregiving is devalued and privatized, leaving mothers depleted and morally blamed without adequate social or institutional support.
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What ‘If I had Legs I’d Kick You’ tells us about mothering and thankless sacrifice
Rose Byrne plays a mother overwhelmed with caring for her ailing young daughter in 'If I Had Legs I'd Kick You.' (VVS Films/A24)Care work structures much of everyday life, yet it often remains invisible. It’s folded into assumptions about love, responsibility and familial duty rather than recognized as labour. Nowhere is this more apparent than in caregiving, particularly when it’s performed by mothers. They’re routinely expected to absorb care …
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