Nine Months (1995)

In the heart of the bustling city life, Samuel Faulkner, a child psychiatrist with a paradoxical aversion to children, enjoys his perfected, child-free existence. With five years of a passionate relationship behind them, Samuel and his girlfriend Rebecca Taylor are the epitome of a modern couple. However, their world takes an unexpected turn when Rebecca announces she's pregnant. Samuel's initial reaction is pure panic. The very thought of fatherhood sends him spiraling into a whirlwind of anxiety and confusion, clashing with Rebecca's excitement and determination to embrace motherhood, even if it means doing it alone. This conflict of desires strains their relationship to the point of a heartbreaking split. In the aftermath of their breakup, Samuel undergoes a transformative journey guided by his friend Sean's wisdom and a dash of humor. Gradually, he comes to realize the depth of his love for Rebecca and the unborn life they've created together. He discovers that his fear of being a father is overshadowed by his desire to be a part of Rebecca's life and the child he's come to love, even before birth. Determined to make amends, Samuel steps up, proposing to Rebecca, ready to face the challenges and joys of impending fatherhood. "Nine Months" is a vibrant blend of comedy and drama, portraying the entertaining, often hilarious, journey of an expecting father as he navigates his fears, love, and commitment, learning that life, like fatherhood, comes without a manual.

Nine Months is a comedy movie featuring Diane Amos.

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