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A peculiar neighbor (Suzanne Clément) offers hope to a recent widow (Anne Dorval) who is struggling to raise a teenager (Antoine-Olivier Pilon) who is unpredictable and, sometimes, violent.

R (Sexual References|Language Throughout|Some Violence)

Xavier Dolan ,

Nancy Grant

Xavier Dolan ,

Xavier Dolan

Anne Dorval

Diane "Die" Després

Antoine-Olivier Pilon

Steve Després

Suzanne Clément

Kyla

Alexandre Goyette

Patrick

Patrick Huard

Paul Béliveau

Michèle Lituac

Directrice du centre

Viviane Pascal

Marthe

Natalie Hamel-Roy

Natacha

Xavier Dolan

Director

Xavier Dolan

Screenwriter

Xavier Dolan

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Nancy Grant

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Noia

Original Music

André Turpin

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Xavier Dolan

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Colombe Raby

Production Design

Xavier Dolan

Costume Design

François Barbeau

Costume Design

Xavier Dolan

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A decent but uneven effort that feels too long for the kind of story it wants to tell and not really well polished as a whole, and its unusual 1:1 aspect ratio may be clever, especially as a basis for the most beautiful scene of the film, but also starts to be tiring after some time.

Carlos M

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Canada's entry for Best Foreign Language Film at the 87th Academy Awards, "Mommy" is Xavier Dolan's best work to date. It's a powerfully moving film with smothering performances and Dolan's trademark style. It will punch you in the gut, seemingly for the fun of it, then show you the valid intention of that punch that will leave you in somber gratitude. Good luck at this year's Oscars, "Mommy." I have very high hopes for you.

Chihoe H

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Xavier Dolan likes to do the epics so I am not sure if I saw the pure director's cut but this is nonetheless a good descent into the world of the working class in Montreal with a serious treatment of mental illness and how one single mother dealt with her child's ailment. Once again a masterpiece.

John B

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As challenging as it is rewarding, Mommy finds writer-director Xavier Dolan taking another impressive step forward.
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[Verse 2] Wait a minute, this ain't dinner, this is paint thinner! "You ate it yesterday, I ain't hear no complaints, did I? Now here's a plate full of painkillers, now just wait 'Til I crush the Valium and put it in your potatoes You little motherfucker, I'll make you sit there and make That retarded fuckin' face without even tastin' it You better lick the fuckin' plate, you ain't wastin' it Put your face in it 'fore I throw you in the basement again And I ain't givin' in, you're gonna just sit there In one fuckin' place, finnickin' 'til next Thanksgiving And if you still ain't finished it, I'll use the same shit again Then when I make spinach dip, it'll be placed in the shit You little shit, wanna sit there and play innocent? A rack fell and hit me in K-Mart and they witnessed it Child support, your father, he ain't sent the shit And so what if he did? It's none of your dang business, kid!" [Bridge 1] My mom There's no one else quite like my mom I know I should let bygones be bygones But she's the reason why I am high on what I'm high on, 'cause— [Chorus] My mom loved Valium and lots of drugs That's why I am like I am 'cause I'm like her Because my mom loved Valium and lots of drugs That's why I'm on what I'm on 'cause I'm my mom!
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As the song title suggest, “My Mom” adds to a long list of tracks that showcases Em’s scorn for his mother, Debbie Mathers. In the song, Em elaborates on how his drug habit stemmed from his mother bullying and tricking him into taking pills as a child. Despite the harsh accusations, Debbie had time to prepare for them, Em actually did warn her already ten years earlier on “My Name Is.”
I told her I’d grow up to be a famous rapper
Make a record about doing drugs and name it after her
In “Cleanin' Out My Closet” from The Eminem Show , Em described how his mother’s drug abuse affected him negatively as a kid. In the chorus of “My Mom” he sings: “That’s why I’m on what I’m on ‘cause I’m my mom,” he has now acquired the same habits as his mother, and a later track on Relapse, “Déjà Vu,” elaborates on how his habits affects his own kids.

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