#SocialMediaVideoCritique This is a nice re-enactment of "talking baby scenes," popularized in films like BABY GENIUSES and LOOK WHO'S TALKING. - The set design is large-scale to de-emphasize the size of the adult actresses here. - The chairs are very bulky, such that the actresses seem almost swallowed by the furniture, like children. - The wardrobe on the actresses is amorphic and a few sizes too large for them, giving the audience an increaased "small child" or "infant" impression. - The make-up is simple and the lighting is broad, resulting in a smoothing effect on their faces, much like that of a baby. - The final "baby" element is dialogue that ends to repeat, and at times have a circular motion. This is an interesting way of see-sawing the audience between the baby babble that the adults hear in these films, and the cohesive words heard by the babies alone. - The "Easter egg" here is the placement of baby bottles with "UNWELL" printed on the side. It's a nice subliminal touch by the director to impress on the viewer that the babies have some kind of sickness. Fin.