A Cougar in Mother's Garden

Somewhere between a David Attenborough nature documentary, an after school special, and a juicy blue lesbian drama, A Cougar In Mother's Garden is a must-see documentary which chronicles the mating habits of the MILF and the cougar in their natural habitat. With narration by acclaimed naturalist Dingus Khan, we examine the complicated courtship rituals of our chosen specimens with a series of highly advanced hidden cameras. We follow our subjects from the hunt, to first meeting, and to the MILF guiding the cougar into her temporarily empty nest for a mid-day tryst, highlighting all the risks these beautiful, social creatures accept in their pursuit of connection, pleasure, and the satisfaction of the experience.

Directed by Ingrid Mouth, A Cougar in Mother's Garden leans on a strong ensemble — Ingrid Mouth, Barbary Rose, Gage Sin — to carry a story that balances spectacle with character.

The film landed with audiences for its craft and performances, and remains one of the most talked-about drama titles of 2020.