Mommy
Loving people doesn't save them.
Overview
A peculiar neighbor offers hope to a recent widow who is struggling to raise a teenager who is unpredictable and, sometimes, violent.
Backdrop
What makes this movie Worth Watching
Set in Montreal, 'Mommy' is a Canadian film that delves into the societal challenges faced by families dealing with mental health issues, reflecting real-life struggles of many families within the country.
- The movie showcases powerful performances by Anne Dorval as a single mother dealing with her troubled son, and Antoine Olivier Pilon in his debut role.
- It offers a fresh take on the family drama genre, exploring themes of mental illness, resilience, and unconditional love.
- The unique narrative structure, which includes interactive scenes between the characters and the screen, adds an engaging layer to the storytelling.
Fun Facts
- The innovative use of subtitles is not only for dialogue translation but also to represent the character Steve's thoughts and emotions.
- 'Mommy' was filmed using an anamorphic lens that gives a widescreen aspect ratio, creating a unique visual experience for viewers.
- Director Xavier Dolan wrote, directed, and starred in several of his own films, making him a prolific figure in contemporary French-Canadian cinema.
Available Languages
English
US
Title:
"Loving people doesn't save them."
Deutsch
DE
Title:
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Español
ES
Title: Mommy
"Loving people doesn't save them."
Français
FR
Title:
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Italiano
IT
Title: Mommy
"Ci amiamo ancora, giusto? È la cosa che facciamo meglio."
Pусский
RU
Title: Мамочка
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Media
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Clip "You're just like your father!"
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Clip "You never get bored with Steve"
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