I am not sure why tis movie got so many bad ratings, maybe because it does not cater to U.S American sensibilities or normal taste. I loved this movie the actors where great as was the whole 70's feel.

A wonderfully low-key but engaging movie about identity.

takes place during the 1970's in which a little girl thought Dolly Parton was her mom so she goes on a journey to find that out that she does.

This movie will suck you in. Set in the 70's, it follows a young girl finding out she is adopted, slow start but give it 30 minutes, you won't be disappointed.

This Canadian film very clearly showed the journey of Elizabeth in understanding that expression of gender, what it means to be a woman and identity have very little to do with biology. There are very clear nods the Thelma and Louise, and fans of Dolly and Judith Butler will likely enjoy this equally.

A heartwarming coming-of-age story about a Canadian girl looking for her identity, her voice and her biological mom.

Very well done Canadian movie, just goes to show that Canada can make their own good movies, saddest part is that our own country and people don't want to support our own films.

Superbe film canadien, superbes acteurs et belle histoire...

A wonderfully low-key but engaging movie about identity.

The Year My Mom Was Dolly Parton relies on a good but not great script, well-drawn characters and performances and a pleasant, fuzzy sense of a simpler time.