Jodie Comer finds maternal instinct, validation with ’The End We Start From’

Jodie Comer’s new drama “The End We Start From“ is an exploration of motherhood in the midst of a climate crisis. In the film, the British actress plays “Woman“, a first-time mother who goes into labour while watching London get submerged by rain and flood waters. The environmental disaster forces Woman, her partner, “R“ (Joel Fry), and their newborn baby Zeb - the only fully named character in the movie - to flee the capital in search of shelter as the country starts descending into chaos around them. “I always felt like I didn’t really necessarily have a maternal instinct. And then I felt like throughout this process I kind of found that within myself, which was really beautiful,“ Comer said as she premiered the film in London on Tuesday (January 9). “I’m realising more and more now that the roles that you choose, you learn something from them. And that’s definitely something I felt on this,“ said the 30-year-old “Killing Eve&qu