Ilana Glazer’s Hilarious Take on Motherhood in ‘Babes’ and the Legacy of ‘Broad City’

Ilana Glazer’s uproarious new movie ‘Babes’ explores the hilarious and chaotic journey of motherhood, inspired by her own experiences during pregnancy. Teaming up with co-writer Josh Rabinowitz and producer Susie Fox, Glazer delivers a comedy that is both side-splittingly funny and deeply heartfelt. Directed by Pamela Adlon, ‘Babes’ follows the story of free spirit Eden, played by Glazer, as she navigates the challenges of unexpected pregnancy and raising a child with the help of her friend Dawn, portrayed by Michelle Buteau. Drawing from real-life experiences, Glazer infuses the film with witty observations about the absurdities of childbirth and parenting, making ‘Babes’ a must-watch for fans of her work. As the star bids farewell to ‘Broad City’, her previous hit show, she continues to captivate audiences with her unique brand of humor and insight into the trials and joys of adulthood.