|
|
Scene from Oh Baby (2017)
Scene Details
| Duration: 43 sec. | Nudity: yes | Creator: Ruffah |
| New Filesize: N/A | Sound: yes | Old Filesize: 10 mb |
| File Format: AOMedia Video 1 (WebM/AV1) | Resolution: 720x400 | Added: 2018-Jul-20 |
Actresses in this Scene
Sanne Vogel
Career
First Appearances:
- Irmgards Delight (2003) as
Most Important Roles:
- Alibi (2008) as Marjam
- Oh Baby (2017) as Madelief
- When We Lost to the Germans (2023) as Jonas's Mother
- Loving Ibiza (2013) as Lizzy
- Foodies (2022) as
- Men in the City (2013) as Brigitte
- Verzet (2013) as
- Ooit (2008) as
- Lang zal ze leven (2011) as Martha
- Divina Gloria (2006) as
Career Highlights:
- Alibi (2008)
- Oh Baby (2017)
- When We Lost to the Germans (2023)
- Loving Ibiza (2013)
- Foodies (2022)
- Men in the City (2013)
- Verzet (2013)
- Ooit (2008)
- Lang zal ze leven (2011)
- Divina Gloria (2006)
About the Movie: Oh Baby (2017)
Production & Genre
Awards & Similar
Awards: N/A
Similar:
- Moms' Night Out (2014)
- Jack & Sarah (1995)
- Melodies of Spring (2008)
- Love and Learn (1947)
- Messy Christmas (2007)
Keywords
Keywords: baby, parenthood, songwriter, taking responsibility
Story
Oh Baby follows Ruben, a carefree songwriter who suddenly finds himself responsible for his eight-month-old son Oscar after the baby's mother dies unexpectedly. With no prior preparation or experience in parenting, Ruben must navigate the challenges of fatherhood alone. However, his new situation becomes even more complicated when his late girlfriend's sister, Lucy, decides she wants to help take care of Oscar and moves in with Ruben.
Summary
Oh Baby is a Dutch comedy-drama film directed by Thomas Acda and released in 2017. The movie centers around the theme of unexpected parenthood and the responsibilities that come with it. When songwriter Ruben discovers he has an eight-month-old son, his carefree lifestyle is turned upside down as he struggles to adapt to his new role as a single father. The film explores Ruben's journey of self-discovery and growth while raising Oscar, as well as the complexities of co-parenting when Lucy enters the picture.