Mommy

Mommy is a 2014 Canadian drama film directed, written, edited, costumed, and produced by Xavier Dolan. The film features Anne Dorval, Antoine Olivier Pilon, Patrick Huard, and Pierre-Yves Cardinal. It was filmed in Montreal, where the narrative is also set. The production involved Metafilms and Sons of Manual, with distribution handled by Netflix via video on demand. The original language includes joual, Quebec French, and English.

The film depicts attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and explores parent-child relationships within a dysfunctional family. It received the Jury Prize and the César Award for Best Foreign Film. Critical assessments include an 88% rating, a 7.9/10 score, and a 74/100 Metascore. The budget was 4,900,000, resulting in revenue of 3,494,070. The runtime is listed as 138 or 139 minutes, and it carries an R rating.