

God's Own Country
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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7.7/10
1,020 votes
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- Status
- Released
- Budget
- —
- Box office
- $2.6M
- Language
- English
- sheep
- countryside
- isolation
- alcohol
- farm life
- yorkshire
- loneliness
- rural area
- migrant farmworker
- farmer
- british pub
- stroke
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Release dates
United StatesUS
- PremiereSundance Film Festival23 Jan 2017
- Theatrical (limited)Rrecommended rating25 Oct 2017
United KingdomGB
- Theatrical151 Sept 2017
AustraliaAU
- PremiereSydney Film Festival10 Jun 2017
- PremiereMelbourne International Film Festival5 Aug 2017
- TheatricalMA 15+31 Aug 2017
AustriaAT
- Digital / OTT1226 Oct 2017
BrazilBR
- Theatrical (limited)167 Oct 2017
DenmarkDK
- Theatrical1514 Sept 2017
FranceFR
- TheatricalTP6 Dec 2017
GermanyDE
- Theatrical1226 Oct 2017
Hong KongHK
- Theatrical14 Sept 2018
IrelandIE
- Digital / OTT1514 Jul 2017
JapanJP
- Digital / OTTR18+13 Jul 2018
NetherlandsNL
- Theatrical1229 Mar 2018
- Physical12DVD18 Jul 2018
Frequently asked questions
God's Own Country was released on 31 August 2017.
Audience reviews
2- L9/10
LuckyLinden
11/14/2023
The "British Brokeback Mountain" label that follows this film around is really unfair as it sells what is a magical move in its own right (and a stunning feature film directorial debut) really short. The film is paced so well (I'm a fan of slow, gentle pacing that lets a story unfold; I know others might find it boring), giving us time to really get to know the characters and immerse ourselves in their world so th…
- C8/10
CinemaSerf
5/30/2024
Josh O'Connor ("Johnny") is excellent as the frustrated rural English farmer cruising through life on the bottle, peppered with the occasional romp with the only other gay in the village (Harry Lister Smith). His father (Ian Hart) has long since stopped being able to run their farm and can now only contribute to the futility of his son's existence. They recruit an itinerant Romanian worker (Alec Secaeanu) to help out…
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