2020 · 1h 17m · NR · English · United States
Directed By: Joshua Leonard
Production Company: Paxeros
2020 · 1h 17m · NR · English · United States
Comedy · Drama
Parents-to-be Jackie and Elliott embark on a quest for self-actualization before the imminent birth of their first child in this strikingly honest and hilarious portrait of parents and children.
The spirit here is one of good-natured anarchic rebellion against stereotypical preconceptions and adolescent programming
‘Fully Realized Humans’ Review: A Dramedy of Pre-Parental Anxieties
VarietyNick Schager · Jul 27, 2021ReadAnchored by Joshua Leonard and Jess Weixler's infectious chemistry and offbeat script, Fully Realized Humans inherits enough wit to make it a journey worth embarking on.
FULLY REALIZED HUMANS: A Fairly Realized Take On Parenthood & Identity
Film InquiryAndrew Stover · Apr 27, 2020ReadNo parent is perfect. But some movies can achieve that greatness, and this 74-minute roller coaster of emotions is about as flawless as microbudget dramedies get.
‘Fully Realized Humans’: Joshua Leonard Delivers An Impeccable Dramedy About A Flawed Couple [Tribeca Review]
The PlaylistApr 27, 2020ReadA couple expecting their first child first give birth to a new consciousness in this smartly observed comedy.
Tribeca 2020 Review: Prospective Parents Make Peace with Chaos in Joshua Leonard’s “Fully Realized Humans”
The Moveable FestStephen Saito · Apr 17, 2020ReadA winningly odd balance of satire and sympathy.
‘Fully Realized Humans’: Film Review | Tribeca 2020
The Hollywood ReporterJohn DeFore · Apr 23, 2020ReadThe long-time friends and collaborators return with another witty, personal story about the demands of parenthood.
'Fully Realized Humans' Review: Joshua Leonard & Jess Weixler Go Nuts
IndieWireKate Erbland · Apr 17, 2020ReadFully Realized Humans is one of the funniest quarter-life crisis movies ever
[Tribeca 2020] FULLY REALIZED HUMANS -- An Insanely Funny Look at Preparental Anxieties
[A] funny and honest look at a couple that is painfully self-aware, and feeding off each other’s toxic instincts
Tribeca Review: Fully Realized Humans Finds Emotional Honesty in Impending Parenthood
The Film Stage - Your Spotlight On CinemaJohn Fink · Apr 28, 2020Read
