Alec Secăreanu and josh o'connor are both great.
i don't think the main character are great but they are still really good.the cinematography can be breath taking but it rather just keeps itself small in scale. its quiet which i think i've seen a lot of quiet films recently so its not entirely special in that regard but i automatically apreciate quiet films because they are always emotional devistating and while this film isn't that, it honestly isn't great in its emotional moments but what keeps it engaging are the main leads.
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God's Own Country
Rating
3.5 (1)
Release Date
8/31/2017Runtime
105 minsOverview
A young farmer in rural Yorkshire numbs his daily frustrations with binge drinking and casual sex, until the arrival of a Romanian migrant worker.

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A quietly devastating portrait of a closeted farmer learning to feel again through an unexpected connection with a migrant worker. The film moves from emotional numbness to genuine tenderness with the landscape itself becoming a character in the story.
Mood
MelancholicHopeful
Themes
LoveIsolationFamilyComing of ageRedemption
Tone
Earnest
Pacing
Slow-burn
Look
NaturalisticPainterly
Structure
Linear
Heads up
AddictionSexual content

Josh O'Connor
Johnny Saxby

Alec Secăreanu
Gheorghe Ionescu

Gemma Jones
Deidre Saxby

Ian Hart
Martin Saxby

Harry Lister Smith
Trainee Auctioneer

Patsy Ferran
Robyn
Naveed Choudhry
Male Nurse
Stefan Dermendjiev
Bearded Farm Worker

Moey Hassan
Taxi Driver

Melanie Kilburn
Gloria

John McCrea
University Boy
Alexander Suvandjiev
Young Farm Worker
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