To Kid or Not to Kid 2019

Documentary

Runtime

75 min

Language(s)

English

As filmmaker Maxine Trump examines her own decision to forgo parenthood, she sparks a candid exploration of societal pressures and personal consequences. Joining her on this journey are two other women, each grappling with their own reproductive choices: Megan's quest for sterilization and Victoria's reckoning with the aftermath of motherhood.

Studio

Does To Kid or Not to Kid have end credit scenes?

No!

To Kid or Not to Kid does not have end credit scenes.

Actors

Ellen DeGeneres

Sarah Silverman

Megan Turner

Maxine Trump

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