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God's Country (1985)

In 1979, Louis Malle films the thriving lives of a Minnesota farming community, but returns six years later to document its drastic economic decline, offering a poignant look at the impact of political changes.

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Maarrk H 12 Aug 2009

A maturely-directed and candid look at a small midwestern community, circa 1980. A young woman ponders the possibility of future marriage, confiding that she is "tired of being lonely". Young families work the farm, tend the yard, go to church, play softball. An elderly widower detests his life at the community old age home, proclaiming he would rather be in the graveyard.

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Walter M 02 Nov 2012

Kudos to Louis Malle for "seeing" and documenting, quite early on, the devastating effects of Neo Liberalism that was, for the most part, initiated by Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher. In this documentary we see a farming community in 1979 when all is relatively good and comfortable and then we see the same community in 1985. Here we see the effects of Neo Liberalism on farming as family farmers are being priced and squeezed out of business. We all know what happened after to the detriment of family farmers, food consumers and to the animals. Knowing where we are at now this is a horrifying portent and shows that Louis Malle is a visionary.

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Jay K. R 16 Mar 2015

After honing his skills on human study in India, Malle presents rural America like a documentary on lions and antelopes.

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Christopher S 24 Dec 2008

Pretty bland documentary focuses on the simple and unextraordinary lives of the residents of an unremarkable Minnesota small town - and I guess that's the point, but filmmaker Louis Malle seemed far more fascinated with these common people than I was. There are a handful of compelling moments, and it would often hint at some interesting aspects, but none of them ever really panned out. Not a terrible film, but not particularly memorable.

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Dennis Schwartz 31 Oct 2007

A poignant film that captures something about the ordinary folks in the heartland of America that travels well across continents.

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