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This movie correctly portrays the world of polygamy and its disastrous effect on women and children, who are treated as property. It also turns woman against woman in an attempt to have what limited power they can.
- John L'ecuyer
- 2 min
In God's Country is a modern day story of slavery. Young women ignored by the police and protected by "freedom of religion" are trapped in polygamous communities scattered throughout North America. Judith Joseph is one of them.
- Who Is Sandra Guidry? Why Did Her Mother’s Death Put Her Into A Dilemma?
- Why Did Sandra Feel Threatened?
- Why Did Sandra Feel Connected to The Deer? Why Did She Bury It?
- Why Did Sandra Kill Nathan and Samuel?
Cassandra Guidry, aka Sandra, who lives in the lofty, snow-capped mountainous region of western Montana, is actually a former cop who settled here after escaping the violent world of law enforcement. The story begins with Sandra’s mother being cremated. Sandra is quiet, stable, and serene, yet her external demeanor shows the inward struggle she is ...
Sandra, at her workplace as well as in her locality, seems to be the only person of color among the white population. She was compelled to resign from the agency in New Orleans due to racial prejudice, and she now confronts the same issues in her new job. Whether it was in the faculty members or in a recommendation list for hiring the Dean, none of...
Sandra was left alone only with her mother’s memories and her dog. Through this memory, she finds a picture that she kept close to her. A picture that gave her a sense of family. While taking her dog for a morning walk, she finds a mother deer and her baby, which puts a smile on her face. She feels connected by seeing them together. But not content...
Sandra verbally objected to Nathan and Samuel’s act of parking their truck on her land, but her argument was dismissed repeatedly. Instead, Nathan and Samuel exhibit their most cruel selves. Where Sandra wanted to solve the problem by simply passing a note or communicating with them, Samuel insulted her. As a result, Sandra is forced to tow their t...
Jan 28, 2022 · “God’s Country,” starring Thandiwe Newton, is a timely parable about race, gender and American identity that doesn’t making any explicit references to our current political situation.
- meredith.blake@latimes.com
- Staff Writer
Sep 16, 2022 · But “God’s Country” is just as deft at depicting the accumulated burden of Sandra’s experiences as a Black woman determined to carve out a space for herself in this rural, unsettled part of the country, and as such unwilling to cede even an inch of ground in her interactions with the locals.
Sep 16, 2022 · “God’s Country” is a film that wants to disarm you at every turn, and it often succeeds with a transfixing, acute spirit of retribution against society’s toxic racial and gender power ...
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Jun 11, 2007 · In God's Country is a modern day story of slavery. Young women ignored by the police and protected by "freedom of religion" are trapped in polygamous communities scattered throughout North America. Judith Joseph is one of them.
