Tuesday

A mother and her teenage daughter must confront Death when it arrives in the form of an astonishing talking bird.

Cast

Julia Louis-Dreyfus

as Zora

Lola Petticrew

as Tuesday

Arinzé Kene

as Death

Leah Harvey

as Nurse Billie

Jay Simpson

as Spike

Ellie James

as Willow

Ewens Abid

as Abel

Nathan Amzi

as Nathan

Taru Devani

as Ira

Nathan Ives-Moiba

as Victor

Reviews

Brent Marchant

Fables often make for intriguing storytelling and engaging cinematic experiences. And such is the case for the debut feature from writer-director Daina Oniunas-Pusic, a whimsical yet profound tale about the acceptance of death (or, more precisely, the ability to move beyond that and learn how to mak...

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