My favourite film is God’s Own Country. I’ve watched it three times, and every time, it gets me a little bit emotional because it’s so real. It’s the most accurate depiction of being gay, being a farmer and being a gay farmer. I grew up on my family’s farm in Herefordshire, on the Welsh border just north of Gloucestershire. Apart from going to university in Edinburgh and having a year off to work in London for a bit, I’ve lived here all my life. In hindsight, I guess I kind of always knew that I was gay but you don’t really have a name to call it when you’re younger. You hear people talking about it but it probably wasn’t until I was 15 or 16 that I started to think, “Yeah, that’s me.” Follow Farmer Ben on Instagram @bentheoandrews
Dear Farmer Ben, I share your love of God’s Own Country. I love it for the story and for the landscape. I’ve watched it three times at least and it makes me very emotional. I’m sort of a farm boy but not a farmer. I’d love you to say more about what moves you most about the film. You are even better looking than the character from Romania who teaches the English lad how to love. So who did you identify with? I think it’s an extraordinary film and would love you to say more about it. – AJ
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God’s Own Country is a 2017 British romantic drama film written and directed by Francis Lee in his feature directorial debut. The film stars Josh O’Connor and Alec Secăreanu. The plot follows a young sheep farmer in Yorkshire whose life is transformed by a Romanian migrant worker.
Upon release, the film received widespread acclaim from critics, who praised the performances (particularly O’Connor’s) and story, as well as commending it as a promising start for Lee. It was the only UK-based production to feature in the world drama category at the 2017 Sundance Film Festival, where it won the world cinema directing award.
PLOT
In Yorkshire, Johnny lives on the family farm with his father, Martin, and grandmother, Deirdre. Because his father had suffered a stroke and his grandmother’s age, much of the day-to-day running of the farm falls to Johnny. In his free time, Johnny engages in binge drinking and furtive sexual encounters with other men. Returning late to the farm after such an encounter with a young auctioneer, he is berated by his father because a calf has died from a breech birth in his absence.
Gheorghe, a Romanian migrant worker, is hired as extra help for the lambing season. He arrives and spends his first night in a caravan that the family has organised as his accommodation. As the ewes have moved away from the main part of the farm, and as part of the farm’s boundary wall remains unrepaired by Johnny, it is decided that Johnny and Gheorghe should spend several days camping nearer to the animals. When one of the ewes gives birth to an unconscious runt, Johnny is intrigued when Gheorghe is able to resuscitate and care for it. One morning, after Johnny refers to Gheorghe yet again as a “gypsy”, Gheorghe tackles him to the ground and warns Johnny not to speak that way to him again.
The next day, the two men again engage in a fight which results in Johnny performing fellatio on Gheorghe and the two men have rough and passionate sex in the dirt. While Johnny initially does not acknowledge the encounter, the two share cigarettes and a sugar packet[5] for their cup noodles throughout the day. That night, Gheorghe resists Johnny’s aggressive move to have sex, instead patiently showing him that sex can also be tender, and the two men kiss for the first time.
Returning to the farm, Johnny invites Gheorghe to stay with him in the house, but Gheorghe elects to remain in the caravan. Martin suffers a second stroke, Johnny realises that running the farm is now entirely his responsibility, and he asks Gheorghe to stay on with him. Gheorghe responds that experience has taught him not to believe they can stay together and maintain the farm simultaneously. Johnny reacts poorly, drinking to excess and engaging in another random sexual encounter. When Gheorghe realises what Johnny has done, he abruptly leaves the farm.
Martin is released from the hospital but is now fully debilitated. Johnny, desperate to make up with Gheorghe, tells his father that he will stay to run the farm, but that things must be run on his terms. Martin gives his tacit approval to Johnny, who sets off to bring Gheorghe back to the farm. After he finds Gheorghe working in Scotland, the two men reconcile. Gheorghe returns with Johnny; the caravan is taken away, and Gheorghe moves into the house.
CAST
Josh O’Connor as Johnny Saxby
Alec Secăreanu as Gheorghe Ionescu
Gemma Jones as Deirdre Saxby
Ian Hart as Martin Saxby
Also Harry Lister Smith, Melanie Kilburn, Liam Thomas, Patsy Ferran, Moey Hassan, Naveed Choudhry, Sarah White and John McCrea in supporting roles.
Farmer Ben is absolutely beautiful, sexy and hot..
And that mustache, hair and masculinity are an invitation to obscenities in the barn and cornfield.
A delight for the eyes, making our dicks get hard in our underwear, wetting them with our nectar..Wow 💦💦💦
Dear Farmer Ben,
I share your love of God’s Own Country. I love it for the story and for the landscape. I’ve watched it three times at least and it makes me very emotional. I’m sort of a farm boy but not a farmer. I’d love you to say more about what moves you most about the film. You are even better looking than the character from Romania who teaches the English lad how to love. So who did you identify with? I think it’s an extraordinary film and would love you to say more about it.
Ben is indeed a gorgeous man who hit the gene pool jackpot. I LOVE those shorts with the buttons in front. Anyone know the brand so I can purchase a pair
I also would like to know from where I can order a pair of those white shorts Ben Andrews is wearing.