Babyteeth

Mendelsohn and Davis are old pros, but he hasn't been anything like this good since Mississippi Grind five years ago, and it's hard not to credit this partly to her, a scene partner who's one of the best in the business.

Babyteeth is authentic and unexpected, thanks to both [director Shannon] Murphy's confident style and the nuanced script from Rita Kalnejais ...

The kind of skittish, reckless film-making that makes you want to rush headlong into bad decisions and savour every last messy moment of the fallout.

Shannon Murphy's Babyteeth ... makes for a thrillingly subversive work.

An inspired, un-schmaltzy antidote to the 'cancer weepie'.

The best kind of surprise - a debut feature with bite.

Much of Babyteeth's vitality can be located in the way each of the central characters is so fully realized.

Shannon Murphy’s devastatingly honest, surprisingly fun coming-of-age cancer drama Babyteeth captures the absurdity of life.

Babyteeth leaves you with the feeling of pure elation and palpable regret. Shannon Murphy’s debut feature will surely be remembered as one of the year’s very best films.

It's one of the best Australian films we have seen in some time.