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‘Up Against It’ Review: Antonio Banderas & Eva Birthisle In Trudie Styler’s Witty Comedy About Divorced Couple Forced To Conceive Baby To Save Their Daughter – Toronto Film Festival

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‘Up Against It’ Review: Antonio Banderas & Eva Birthisle In Trudie Styler’s Witty Comedy About Divorced Couple Forced To Conceive Baby To Save Their Daughter – Toronto Film FestivalWorldPing
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What happened

With a concept that is like a twisted version of The Parent Trap, director Trudie Styler’s sly comedy with drama shows what happens when the messy unforeseen circumstances of life and death interrupt a nasty divorce.

Key facts

  • Reported by Deadline and published Thu, 17 Sep 2026 23:35:00 UTC.

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