Girl Clock!

In the sun‑drenched suburbs of Australia, Christine—a globe‑trotting photographer who has spent her twenties snapping far‑flung landscapes—finds herself at a crossroads the moment she turns forty. After years of jet‑setting and a string of half‑hearted relationships, the ticking of her biological clock becomes impossible to ignore. The film opens with her juggling a quirky day‑job in a portrait studio and an uneasy breakup, all while the idea of motherhood slips from a distant whim into an urgent, almost comedic obsession. The tone is light‑hearted yet sincere, inviting the audience to feel the panic, hope, and absurdity that accompany a woman confronting the clock she’s tried to outrun.

Enter Margo and Mikki, the two lifelong friends who anchor Christine’s chaotic trek. Margo is in the middle of an unexpected empty‑nest transition, juggling her art‑filled home, a newly‑available yoga studio space, and the freedom she’s cultivated for years. Mikki, meanwhile, is wrestling with the twin pressures of aging, a relationship that suddenly feels out of sync, and the lingering insecurity of a “sagging‑and‑drooping” self‑image. Both women bring their own crises to the table, turning the trio’s conversations into a blend of witty banter, heartfelt confessions, and the kind of supportive chaos that only true friendship can generate.

Together, the three women navigate a world where everyday moments—laundry, coffee runs, impromptu therapy sessions—are infused with both humor and earnest longing. The film plays with the idea that the path to parenthood need not be a solemn pilgrimage; it can be a series of missteps, “smoked‑out” eggs, and unexpected alliances that reveal deeper bonds. With a vibrant urban backdrop, sharply written dialogue, and a soundtrack that oscillates between breezy indie tunes and tender piano motifs, the story promises a heartfelt comedy‑drama that celebrates the messy, beautiful journey of confronting life’s biggest ticking clock—without ever revealing the exact outcomes that lie ahead.

Last Updated: October 07, 2025 at 13:35