God's Own Country

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Sergio A Nov 3 Josh O’Connor is brilliant as always, though I don’t think the rest of the cast reaches his subtle level. The direction is delicate and beautiful. See more Matthew J. @Mattie.boy1988 Oct 1 Authentic, deep and the eye candy See more Julio C. @Juliosurfer Aug 13 It’s a very loving, touching romance movie, and the actors and actresses were wonderful in it. See more Kendall M May 16 I saw this movie a couple of years ago when I was younger and I was fascinated by the plot, since it tells us about several things that happen in real life and touches on them in a pleasant and gentle way for the audience. See more Milan Z Apr 23 This movie is perfect like a warm hug. See more Anna B Mar 21 If you're drawn to films that offer a glimpse into lives far removed from your own—yet somehow echo the deepest corners of your experience—this is a must-see. It resonates in that quiet, haunting way: the shared disillusionment with life, the sobering realization that maybe this is all there is. That no one is coming to rescue you. And that, in the end, you’re utterly alone. The very people you once turned to for love and comfort may become the sources of your deepest wounds—abandoning you, disappointing you. And so, a heavy, aching loneliness settles in. One that’s disguised by emotional armor, numbed by various forms of escape, or simply swallowed beneath the steady march of just "getting on with it." But then—unexpectedly, miraculously—comes a flicker of something different. That effervescent, soul-stirring moment when you are finally seen. Understood. Accepted. Perhaps even loved, and from the most unlikely of places. Isn’t that what we’re all searching for? And when it arrives, however briefly—it makes the whole journey feel, somehow, worth it. That's what I took away from God's Own Country... See more Read all reviews

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