TOM AT THE FARM (2013) by Xavier Dolan

Why we picked it

"It’s taut, creepy, compelling and sexy. And, apart from the location, it’s very much a Dolan film, focused on people testing the limits of their love for each other – and themselves." - Ben Walters (Time Out London) "Starring in, directing and writing (in collaboration with Michel Marc Bouchard, on whose play it's based) a movie at Dolan's tender age is certainly a Wellesian accomplishment. All three actors are convincing, especially Cardinal as the cruel, manipulative Francis, and their characters' behavior feels authentic even when it's not logical." - Marc Mohan (Portland Oregonian) "Made of equal parts mourning and melancholy, mystery, and possibly madness, the striking Tom at the Farm showcases Dolan’s abundant talents at turning seemingly simple material into a taut, tough film." - James Rocchi (The Wrap) [Steve] ahoy folks, welcome to the second discussion of Xavier Dolan month. this week, we'll explore what some critics have dubbed the "anti-Dolan" adaptation called TOM AT