Top Billed Cast

Jennifer Lawrence
Mother
Javier Bardem
Him
Ed Harris
Man
Michelle Pfeiffer
Woman
Brian Gleeson
Younger Brother
Domhnall Gleeson
Oldest Son
Jovan Adepo
Cupbearer
Amanda Chiu
Damsel
Patricia Summersett
Consoler
Eric Davis
Bumbler
Raphael Grosz-Harvey
Philanderer
Emily Hampshire
Fool
Abraham Aronofsky
Wanderer
Luis Oliva
Idler
Stephanie Ng Wan
Whisperer
Chris Gartin
Adulterer
Stephen McHattie
Zealot
Ambrosio De Luca
Defiler
Gregg Bello
Pisser
Arthur Holden
Lingerer
Henry Kwok
Loiterer
Alex Bisping
Aesthete
Koumba Ball
Epicure
Robert Higden
Drunkard
Elizabeth Neale
Devotee
Kristen Wiig
Herald
Scott Humphrey
Abettor
Marcia Jean Kurtz
Thief
Anton Koval
Plunderer
Carolyn Fe
Pilferer
Anana Rydvald
Neophyte
Cristina Rosato
Novitiate
Pierre Simpson
Initiate
Mylene Savoie
Supplicant
Gitz Crazyboy
Hewer
Shaun O'Hagan
Coppersmith
Sabrina Campilii
Good Samaritan
Stanley B. Herman
Fornicator
Mizinga Mwinga
Deputy
Genti Bejko
Whoremonger
Andreas Apergis
Slave Driver
Julianne Jain
Executioner
Julien Irwin Dupuy
Soldier
Bronwen Mantel
Penitent
Amanda Warren
Healer
Mason Franklin
Devourer
Laurence Leboeuf
Maiden
Sarah-Jeanne Labrosse
Foremother
Xiao Sun
Fan (uncredited)
Melissa Toussaint
Fan #3 (uncredited)
Fred Nguyen Khan
Looter #1 (uncredited)
Danny MAlin
Paparazzi #2 (uncredited)
Adam Bernett
Protester #1 (uncredited)
Bineyam Girma
Protester #2 (uncredited)
Oliver Koomsatira
Protester #3 (uncredited)
Mercedes Leggett
Underling (uncredited)
Alain Chanoine
Underling (uncredited)
Kimberly Laferriere
Underling (uncredited)
Deena Aziz
Refugee (uncredited)
Izabela Dąbrowska
Refugee (uncredited)
Hamza Haq
Refugee (uncredited)
Vitali Makarov
Refugee (uncredited)
Daniela Sandiford
Refugee (uncredited)
Nathaly Thibault
Rave Dancer (uncredited)
Chloë Bellande
Sex Slave (uncredited)
Nobuya Shimamoto
Underling (uncredited)
Peter Andrianopoulos
Fan (uncredited)

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A review by jessetaylor

Written by jessetaylor on Fri Sep 15 2017

This film defies being rated on a scale of 1 through 5 - it's truly almost impossible to do so. I want to rate this a 5 and I want to rate this a 3 at the same time. Both would be wrong though so I'll just settle in the middle. Aronofsky has given us many brainsick films in the past, but this is on a whole other level. Remember the batshit crazy climax of _Requiem for a Dream_? Multiply that by 50 and you get the batshit crazy climax of mother! - and that is a *huge* understatement. I don't really want to talk too much about the film's plot or the finale as not much about the film is known t...