Posted: December 10, 2017 | Author: Donald | Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: Adele Haneal, Antoine Reinartz, Arnaud Valois, BPM (Beats Per Minute), Francis Lee, Gemma Jones, Gheorghe Ionescu, God’s Own Country, Ian Hart, Josh O’Connor, Nahuel Pérez Biscayat, Philippe Mangeot, Robin Campillo | 6,036 Comments »
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Warning: SPOILERS
Though God’s Own Country could be described as England’s Brokeback Mountain, such a quick and superficial comparison should not take away from the startlingly effectiveness of both films.
The British story takes place in Yorkshire, a location as harsh and cold and unforgiving as the title implies (the phrase was first used to describe Wicklow Mountains in Ireland, but has come to be used to describe many locations, including Yorkshire, that are considered favored by God). Read the rest of this entry »
