Mommy

- 2014
- Canada
- 2h 19min
- 15
- Directed by: Xavier Dolan
- Cast: Anne Dorval, Antoine-Olivier Pilon, Suzanne Clément
- Language: French
Die (Dorval) is a gutsy single mother struggling to cope with her ADHD-diagnosed son Steve (Pilon); then they befriend tongue-tied neighbour Kyla (Clément). Die and Steve's relationship is tempestuous and howlingly inappropriate, but frequently hilarious; the cast excels, with Dorval astonishing and Pilon charismatic and exuberant. Aged just 25, writer/director Dolan steps into the big league.
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