God's Own Country

Overview

In the windswept, unforgiving landscape of rural Yorkshire, a young farmer grapples with the crushing weight of his family's struggling livestock business and the suffocating expectations of his stoic father. His isolated existence, marked by routine and unspoken resentments, is violently disrupted by the arrival of a charismatic migrant worker. As a tentative, complicated bond forms between them, the raw, untamed spirit of the land mirrors the awakening of dormant desires, forcing both men to confront the harsh realities of their lives and the possibility of a future beyond the confines of their isolated world.