Tom at the Farm
Drama • NR • 2014 • 1 hr 45 min
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In this film, Dolan targets the heart of the audience and immerses you in a special emotional world.
It is a slow movie,but a beautiful one!
Very good cinematography. Acting is amazing. Just like the rest of Xavier Dolan's movies.
Dolan's most "different" film and a very successful exploration of noir aesthetics.
Dolan tiene una gran construcción de atmósferas realmente es incomoda y fría la película, personajes salidos de una pesadilla muy real.
A heart touching, captivating and chiling movie
I like Dolan's style a lot. The film is both harrowing and sensitive dealing with fears and cravings no one wants to feel and/or admit.
Nothing life-altering, but still a very good and memorable little film. I love the cinematography.
dark beauty of cinematography Dolan's acted fantastic in this!
Unnerving and chaotic in the most thrilling of ways,,,, I love it
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