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baby/girls, a 2026 documentary about three Arkansas teenagers navigating pregnancy and early parenthood, will screen for free at three Northwest Arkansas cinemas October 12–14. Each screening starts at 7 p.m.; no reservation is required, and a facilitated community discussion will follow.
Screening dates, times and locations
Latchkey Films is hosting the three announced screenings. Choose the venue and date that best fit your travel plans; all begin at 7 p.m.
| Date | City and venue | Address |
|---|---|---|
| Monday, October 12, 2026 | Malco Pinnacle Hills Cinema, Rogers | 2100 S. Bellview Road |
| Tuesday, October 13, 2026 | Malco Springdale Cinema Grill, Springdale | 2940 W. Sunset Ave. |
| Wednesday, October 14, 2026 | Malco Razorback Cinema Grill & IMAX, Fayetteville | 3956 N. Steele Blvd. |
The event information was reported by the Fayetteville Flyer and appears on the film’s official screening page.
How to attend
- Admission is free, and you do not need to RSVP.
- The Fayetteville Flyer recommends arriving 20 minutes early to receive a complimentary ticket.
- Check the venue and event listing before you travel in case the schedule changes.
What the film follows
Directed by Alyse Walsh and Jackie Jesko, baby/girls follows Olivia, Grace and Ariana as they navigate pregnancy, childbirth and early parenthood while living in a Christian maternity home. The film addresses poverty, addiction, abuse and family histories alongside the young women’s efforts to build futures for themselves and their children. The filmmakers say they filmed over two years.
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The documentary premiered at SXSW in March 2026. SXSW lists it as a 94-minute documentary feature in English with English subtitles. Read the SXSW film listing for its program details.
Ariana Green, who the Fayetteville Flyer reports is raising two sons, said: “My biggest pride in the film is being able to tell my story showing that just because you have a kid at a young age doesn’t mean that your life is over.” The quote is from the newspaper’s report.
Discussion after each screening
Each showing is scheduled to include a facilitated community discussion about local resources, partnerships and ways to support young people and families in Arkansas. The film’s official page also invites groups to ask about hosting a screening.
Is the film available to watch at home?
The announced Arkansas dates are in-person events. DOC NYC lists an in-person event on November 15, 2026, and an online festival screening window from November 16 through November 29. Those are festival-specific opportunities; the available listings do not establish general streaming, rental, purchase or physical-media availability. See the DOC NYC listing for its event details.
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About the film’s contextual statistics
The official film website displays figures about teen birth rates, education and household earnings. The page reviewed does not identify an original publisher or year for those figures, so they should be understood as claims presented by the website, not as independently verified statistics with confirmed source dates.
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