God's Own Country
Romance • R • 2017 • 1 hr 44 min
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Josh O'Connor, Alec Secăreanu, Gemma Jones, Ian Hart, Harry Lister Smith
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The cinematography,the story,and the characters.Everything about this movie is beautiful.As someone who is queer this resonates with me alot
Unsettling at the beginning. Rough and sweet at the same time. But isn't that what love is? I think it is.
The leads were absolutely captivating in their acting. And the story was relatable and naturally paced.
A heartwarming movie! Really recommend this one.
Touches many important themes & the rawness of life.Shows love in the way that makes you want to have it with all the pain that comes along.
i can't explain how much i love this movie. it carries different perspective and no melodramas. really worth a watch
A modern masterpiece that has been completely overlooked. Exploring many themes and yet cohesive and meaningful. I can't praise it enough.
Absolutely brilliant drama about a homosexual farmer, must-watch.
Brokeback Mountain with the ending they deserve!!! I love this and them so much. Imagine a st*cky au of this...
Absolutely loved it. Great actors and lovely story.
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