World Premiere tonight of GOD’S OWN COUNTRY at Sundance Film Festival 2017 – the reviews…
The Guardian (Peter Bradshaw) – “This Yorkshire-set story about a relationship between a farmer and an immigrant worker is a beautifully judged, unsentimental study from first time director Francis Lee”
Variety – {a} “tender, muscular Yorkshire romance”
Screendaily – “While it never quite looks like an advert for the North Yorkshire Tourist Board, there’s an untamed beauty to God’s Own Country… rooted in reality though it may be, God’s Own Country turns out to be a romance which soars, and it’s an irresistibly hopeful flight.”
Hollywood Reporter – “The hardscrabble lives of traditional farming families and the harsh splendor of the isolated West Yorkshire landscape provide the evocative backdrop to a poignant story of love and self-discovery in British writer-director Francis Lee’s accomplished first feature, God’s Own Country.”
Production Designer – Stephane Collonge
