Directed by Francis Lee
A young farmer in rural Yorkshire numbs his daily frustrations with binge drinking and casual sex, until the arrival of a Romanian migrant worker.
Reino de Deus, Tierra de Dios, Земной рай, Seule la terre, Божья земля, Piękny kraj, Του Θεού η Χώρα, Земя на Бог, Na konci světa, 신의 나라, 上帝之国, ארץ אלוהים, Tanrının Unuttuğu Yer, Земля божа, Terra de Déu, La terra di Dio, 春光之境, 神的孩子在戀愛, Na konci sveta, Isten országa, ღვთის მიწა, ゴッズ・オウン・カントリー, Tărâmul binecuvântat, Vùng Đất Thánh, ธรณีนี้เป็นของเรา
USA Sundance Film Festival 
Australia Sydney Film Festival Australia Melbourne International Film Festival 
Thailand20 
Brazil16 USAR AustraliaMA 15+ 
UK15 
Denmark15 
Germany12 
Switzerland 
Romania 
Spain12 
Sweden11 
FranceTP Switzerland 
Netherlands12 Thailand20 
Hong Kong 
Ireland15 
Austria12 
JapanR18+ Netherlands12 Australia Austria Brazil Denmark France Germany Hong Kong Ireland Japan Netherlands Romania Spain Sweden Switzerland Thailand UK USA 
it's not gay cinéma unless one of them forms an overly sentimental attachment to an item of the other's clothing
[me, bawling my eyes out]: i have no idea what they are saying
honestly we’ve hit the point in film where the tenderness and longing and understanding expressed in almost any movie between lgbt characters is simply so much more profound than most straight romances in film history
when bae calls you a slur 🥺💖
we love gheorghe, a sweater-wearing, animal-loving, cheese-making, ewe-mothering, nature-loving, warm-hearted human being, who brings a smile to johnny's face and makes pasta for him. get yourself a gheorghe
a sweater was made for a lamb at one point and it made me cry
when gheorghe makes the lamb’s second coat and you can just see johnny falling in love. shit bitch.
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
this is the happy ended brokeback mountain we deserve
a severe lack of handwashing
freak
faggot
fuck off
faggot
me: god this is so fucking romantic :,)
i was lucky enough to attend a screening with a director q&a afterwards, in which francis lee revealed that one of his biggest influences for this film was pretty woman to everyone's delight.
other highlights:
- the sounds of the yorkshire countryside are very key to the film; gheorghe has his own special wind sound that follows him through the film and remains after he has left, like an audio haunting
- bird sounds in the film are also significant - the curlew is associated with spring and renewal, and the swallow is a migratory bird that returns for spring
- lee consciously avoided sweeping landscape shots (there's only one in the film) and focused instead on how the land…
