“Tuesday” is a surprising story about a mother’s fight with death—literally a fight with death—to save her dying teenage daughter. Death appears in the form of a wise talking parrot, trying to explain why everyone and everything must die. The production is written and directed by Daina O. Pusić.
Zora (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) is the overworked single mother dealing with a terminally ill teenager Tuesday (Lola Petticrew), whom she loves so much that she refuses to imagine her life without her.
Death literally flies in—visually represented by a world-weary macaw that can shrink or grow to a massive size—and is voiced by Arinzé Kene (“I’m Your Woman”).
The movie begins with an “eye of God” shot appearing to be filmed high above the planet. It then finds an eye and stays focused there. But it’s not a human eye, or even one of a loving guardian angel.
This “all-feeling” eye belongs to Death, who, as a tiny macaw, suffers from headaches due to…
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