In the movie Tuesday, the mother and daughter, Jane and Emily, live a normal life until Death arrives in the form of a talking bird named Edgar. Edgar informs them that he has come to take Emily's life, as it is her time to go. Jane refuses to accept this and argues with Edgar, pleading for her daughter's life.
As they confront Death, they are forced to confront their own fears and regrets, and they both realize the importance of living each day to the fullest. They also come to understand the inevitability of death and the importance of cherishing the time they have together.
Throughout the movie, they have to navigate the emotional turmoil of knowing Emily's fate and the challenge of coming to terms with it. As they face this difficult reality, they also share moments of love, laughter, and strength, forming an even deeper bond.
The movie ultimately explores themes of love, life, and mortality, as Jane and Emily strive to make the most of their time together, even in the face of Death's imminent presence. Through their journey, they find a newfound appreciation for life and the strength to accept the inevitable.