Facing fears:  Writer/director Leah McKendrick explores women's unspoken anxieties, like getting bangs in a crisis

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The pressure to succeed:  Nellie feels everyone else has figured out life except her, symbolized by "musical chairs."

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Pretending to be happy:  Nellie supports friends at weddings and showers, masking her anxieties.

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Ticking biological clock:  A friend's warning pushes Nellie to consider freezing her eggs, titled "Scrambled."

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Witty dialogue:  Lines like "being a woman is like an avocado" capture female experiences.

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Social interactions:  Nellie navigates patronizing reassurances and heightened emotional moments.

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Pacing and structure: McKendrick skillfully guides the story, despite a rushed ending and weak family scenes.

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