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Synopsis
Cast
- Joel Edgerton
- Clifton Collins Jr.
- Felicity Jones
- Alfred Hsing
- David Paul Olsen
- John Patrick Lowrie
- Chuck Tucker
- Rob Price
- Paul Schneider
- Brandon Lindsay
Letterboxd User Reviews
- Nov 22, 2025
what a privilege and a curse it is to feel
martyNov 22, 2025Manchester by the Tree
shrekfan1234Nov 22, 2025A gentle poem about time, loss, and reaching for meaning. Joel Edgerton gives his best performance as a logger working to build a life for his family. Felicity Jones is wonderful as always, and William H Macy gives a performance of surprising power despite its limited…
Mike Flanagan - Nov 3, 2025
Deeply felt isn't enough; great craft isn't enough. But deeply felt great craft, not sure there's much better. As with all special movies, it's about how we're all alone in the world, except for the precious time when we're not.
Sean FennesseyFeb 1, 2025“Hey, you’d better hold on to something.”
Ella KempOct 29, 2025Life man…LIFE
jonathan fujii - Dec 7, 2025
robert grainier suffered more than jesus and i’ve suffered more than both after accidentally watching this and hamnet in the same day
zoë rose bryantNov 28, 2025I also intend to haunt the dreams of my white coworkers
David ChenNov 21, 2025Makes my soul scream (in the most complimentary way).
Joe A
Queue Community Reviews
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If this doesn't get nominated for at least best cinematography, sound, adaptation, and actor, I'll be devastated. The editing, composition, emotion, dialogue, casting, costuming, characters, and locations all feel beautiful, natural, and devoid of box office commercialism. Almost like an extremely…
Maybe the most I’ve cried during a movie before. This film is simultaneously comforting and incredibly melancholic. While the story is simple and slowly paced , it truly makes you feel how life can slip by you, but the lack of big moments doesn’t make it any less worth living
Me pasa algo raro, por qué no es mala ni fea la peli pero esperaba más quizás, es verdad que es una peli que sigue la historia de un hombre durante toda su vida, una vida cruda,cotidiana y solitaria, es bastante triste xq uno la ve esperando que pase algo pero no llega del todo,
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“We’re but children of this earth, pulling bolts out of the Ferris wheel thinking ourselves to be gods.” Netflix outdid itself yet again!
What a beautiful movie, so sad yet hopeful at the same time. I’d love to see this win at least one Oscar. Joel Edgerton does a phenomenal job of portraying a broken character trying to find his place in the world and what to make of it. The score and cinematography are beautiful. Oscar worthy movie…
An interesting film but depressing, this one reminds me the movie Manchester By The Sea but this is not as dramatic as the MBTS. Great performance from Joel Edgerton. It’s important that everyone who wants to watch this movie knows that is slow, no action… just introspection.
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A poetic meditation on the passage of time and dealing with all the pain and joy the world deals you. Similar style to Terrance Malick except actually good, uses nature to show people and nature being intertwined. Very soulful and internalized performance from Edgerton.
This film is pure beauty and devastation. There are sprinkles of nightmarish elements among all the gorgeous shots and scenery. If you want emotional depth, this film is filled all the way to the brim. Simple and powerful storytelling in grief and beauty in life. 10
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