God's Own Country Trailer #1 (2017) | Movieclips Indie

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A young farmer numbs his frustrations with drinking and casual sex until a Romanian migrant worker sets him on a new path.

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[alicelost]

Seriously, you're going to need a box of tissues for this film. Performances by every single actor are sublime, writing is sublime, pacing is sublime, cinematography is sublime, music.... you guessed it.... sublime. This film will wrench your heart out, take it to pieces and give it back to you. I haven't cried like this in a film... ever I don't think.

Human love is beautiful, in every form.

[pedroeiras]

You watch this then you watch Season 3 of The Crown and you realize what an amazing actor Josh O'Connor is.

[thephoenixxy]

Such an incredibly simple, direct and relatable story. No pretentious jaw-breaking and tongue-twisting phrase chewing. Just a few people finding peace, and love, through understanding.

[mohamadrezas]

Looks so gloomy and depressing. Im gonna love this

[Luboman]

Just finished seeing this film. A movie with two gay men with a tender happy ending! No break-ups (like "Call Me By Your Name"), no tragic deaths (like "Brokeback Mountain"). Simply happiness. Finally! But what places this film above and beyond any movie in any genre is the incredible acting. The main protagonist, the silent, brutish English guy, is INCREDIBLE. Can this man act! And the actress who plays his grandmother--another acting genius. They can say so much with just looks, it's truly a wonder to see. There's not a lot of dialogue, and when there is dialogue it's to emphasize how much these people hide their true feelings with bland talk of farm stuff. Definitely no oral exposition happens. It just has looks and stares. Lots and lots of looks and stares. But, damn, do those looks and stares say everything, about this man's devastatingly limited life, about his family's and community's reaction to him being openly gay, about this blossoming relationship with a hottie Romanian that literally changes him for the better. Very little is spelled out for you. But it's a great film because of it since you need to fill in the details yourself. 11 out of 10 in my book.

[sereno]

The scene where Gheorghe prepares dinner for them and checks the salt... left me completely... in love ✨ What a beautiful movie !! Thank you 💚

[alelvremy]

Amazing movie. Towards the end when the “asshole” character breaks down really moved me a lot. So happy I got a happy ending 😭😭

[Zinakhan]

Sometimes you need to find the right person to find yourself. A wonderful love story about how the right kind of 'stranger' can brighten up one's gloomy life, even by putting the salt on his cup-noodle, or by showing how to be tender despite being strong. John needed that tender loving care that he did not consciously know he missed so much until Georgi brought it to him. A movie worth watching! :)

[iadriancalderon]

I just watched this film n I really liked it. Felt in love with the characters, beautiful landscape. I mean it's full of emotions.

[sbjn]

I love this film so much. The story of 2 people, one tender and open about his affection, one rough and closed off. It's really heartening seeing them two come together, seeing Gheorghe help Johnny learn how to love beyond the physical sense. AND it has happy ending! Please watch and give this film a lot of love, it certainly deserves much more.

[afgzee]

I just finished watching this movie and it’s by far one of the best I’ve watched in a long time. From the scene where his dad puts his hand on his hand and says thank you made me burst into tears to his nan and dad understanding. I’m so happy that he managed to find him and be with someone who truly loves him. Masterpiece! 😍😍

[rbflower]

This is such a beautiful movie, the development of the characters', especially John, is notable here. Gheorghe seems to make him a better person, and I especially adored the nice ending. I don't regret seeing it

[vidal]

Way better then call me by your name. This film felt real and the acting was superb. Cinematography and scenery was excellent. Honestly this was a true testimont to how love helps us.

[marcusnl]

What a great movie. Not a BBM story, Its has a happy end. Finally! Not like most LGBT stories where the characters die or break up.

[ainulyaqin]

I have watched this masterpiece yesterday and I'm weeping like a baby. Finally a happy ending. THANK YOU!

[rahulvinalnarayan]

This is one of the best films I have ever seen. How it got subbed at the Oscars is beyond me! This should have been nominated for
- Best Screenplay
- Best Original Score
- Best Cinematography
- Best Supporting Actor (Ian Hart)
- Best Supporting Actor (Alec Secareanu)
- Best Supporting Actress (Gemma Jones)
- Best Actor (Josh O Connor)
- Best Director
- Best Picture

[thehowlinggamer]

For anyone questioning that lamb skinning scene, there's an episode of Heartland that explains it.

A sheep that gives birth to a still born could go crazy, especially of there's no first suckling and thus probably be bad stock in the future. So, to get it to take to another lamb, the skin of it's dead was put on another lamb to take to the scent.

At least that's my assumption.

[hendrabp]

All the feels after watching this movie. This is how you know that you just watched a good movie

[thinkingscottish]

I can honestly say that I have never related so much to a film before. As well as having incredible acting, stunning scenery and such a beautiful romantic story, it truely portrays the intmacy, passion and energy of love, how it can get you out of the rut you are in, and make you see yourself and your life in new ways. I've only felt that with one person, and even though it did not have a happy ending, it really lifted me up and showed me there was so much more to life, and those changes have stayed with me. I was an emotional wreck by the end of it, my favourite film of all time for sure. Everyone involved in the making of it should be so proud.

[mudah]

Gheorghe is too perfect i got to say 😩😍