Production Details
Synopsis:
Overwhelmed by a sea of housework, daily minutiae and the never-ending pressure of raising two little girls, Nina struggles with a workaholic husband, Rob, two small daughters (Marlo and Harper) and her own neglected painting career. When she and her husband decide to get her help in the form of a nanny, Nina hires Lucas, a talented guitarist and all-round good guy. Lucas immediately makes Nina’s life easier, taking great care of the kids, the housework and even redesigning her art studio. But when their inevitable mutual attraction becomes an affair, Lucas proves himself to have reserves of darkness and obsession as he relentlessly tries to insert himself into Nina’s life to “help her”.
Production Companies
Company Name: Ryder Picture Company (rpc)rachel@ryderpictureco.com
Mental Load, LLC
rachel@ryderpictureco.com
Media Rights Capital (mrc)
100 N. Crescent Drive
Beverly Hills, CA 90210
310-786-1600
recruiter@mrcstudios.com
About Mother’s Helper
Mother’s Helper is a feature film that explores the complexities of family life and personal fulfillment. Nina, a mother of two, finds herself overwhelmed with the responsibilities of raising her daughters and managing a household while juggling her own artistic ambitions. In search of relief, she hires Lucas, a nanny whose initial charm quickly complicates her life.
As Lucas integrates into Nina’s family, his assistance goes beyond childcare and household tasks. Their bond deepens, ultimately leading to an affair that brings unexpected consequences. The film navigates the themes of trust, desire, and the impact of choices made in pursuit of balance, revealing the challenges of maintaining personal identity amidst caregiving demands.
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