I. Working Parents
1. Messy Play: Privileging Anec-Data and Messy Research Practice to Understand Creative Working Lives
2. Managing Feelings: Raising Films' Testimonials and the Impact of Caring Responsibilities on the Emotional Well-being of Mothers Who Work in the UK Film and Television Sector
3. How to Do Everything: A Conversation between Filmmakers
4. Watching while a Mother: Parenting, Spectatorship, Criticism
II. Aesthetics of Maternity

5. Visualizing with New Comprehension: Mothering and Autoethnography
6. "You Have Absolutely No Control over Your Mind and Body Anymore": Pregnancy, Autonomy, and Prepartum Anxiety in Alice Lowe's Prevenge
7. Pregnant Situations in Agnès Varda's and Anne Claire Poirier's Film Creations
8. Fetal Imagery and Alternative Maternities in Jane Campion's Top of the Lake
III. Forms of Collectivity
9. Crow, Child, Stranger: Radical Mothering in Bashu
10. Confessions of an Aca-Fan-Mom: Jane the Virgin, Motherhood, and Community

11. Obstetric Violence and the Creative Exploration of Alternatives in Guadalupe Sánchez Sosa's La primera sonrisa
12. "We Insist on This Project of Life": A Conversation with Loira Limbal
IV. Alternate Genealogies
13. From (An)other Mother: Maternal Genealogies and Experimental Film History
14. Mother-Storyteller
15. Becoming A(p)parent: New (and Old) Ways of Making A Deal with the Universe
16. On Sharing Films, Learning Care, Keeping Watch, and Finding.