Suburban housewife Marlo (Charlize Theron) is living in a hell we don’t hear much about at the movies. She loves her two kids, but they’re an exhausting handful: Sarah (Lia Frankland) is at a difficult age for girls (she’s eight), and her younger brother Jonah (Asher Miles Fallica) seems clearly to be autistic, although everyone tries to be nice about it and refer to him as merely “quirky.” Making matters worse, Marlo is pregnant again—as we see when her huge belly precedes her into the opening shot of Tully, a movie filled with raw truths about the maternal condition and with a startling plot twist that suddenly rears up out of the story and transforms everything that came before it, write Kurt Loder in his latest review for Reason.
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