In the raw and raucous comedy "Birth Is for P*ssies," the journey to motherhood is anything but serene. Expectant couple Chloe and Mark, played with fearless humor by Anna Kendrick and Kumail Nanjiani, are determined to have a perfect, empowering home birth. Their meticulously curated plan of meditation, affirmations, and a doula who channels cosmic energy quickly unravels as reality—and Chloe’s water—breaks in the most chaotic way imaginable. What follows is a hilariously unhinged odyssey through the underbelly of alternative birthing culture, testing their relationship and sanity as they encounter a parade of eccentric characters, including a militant lactation consultant portrayed by Wanda Sykes and a surprisingly zen Uber driver played by Keegan-Michael Key. This brutally honest and side-splitting film mines the terrifying, absurd, and profoundly human moments of bringing a new life into the world, proving that even the best-laid birth plans are no match for Mother Nature’s sense of humor.