Hastings ODEON Screens Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother
With a 96% Rotten Tomatoes score, this action thriller is a must-see for fans of the genre. Directed by Bassam Tariq and starring Mahershala Ali, the film promises a unique blend of action and drama.
Dir: Bassam Tariq
Cast: Mahershala Ali, John Cho, Giancarlo Esposito, Abubakr Ali, Laith Nakli, Adia, Jahleel Kamara, Tiffany Boone
112 mins · 2026 · United States of America, United Kingdom · English
Rotten Tomatoes 96% · Trakt 75%
The film has received widespread critical acclaim, with a 96% Rotten Tomatoes score and an 83 out of 100 score on Metacritic, indicating "universal acclaim".
What is the film about? The film tells the story of Latif, a devoutly religious hitman who struggles to balance his work, faith, and fatherhood after his wife dies, leaving him to care for their three children.
Who made the film? The film was written and directed by Bassam Tariq, and stars Mahershala Ali, John Cho, Giancarlo Esposito, Abubakr Ali, Laith Nakli, Adia, Jahleel Kamara, and Tiffany Boone.
What kind of film is it? The film is an action thriller, with elements of drama and crime, and is set in the United States and the United Kingdom, with a runtime of 112 minutes and a certificate to be confirmed. The film will be screened at the ODEON Hastings, Hastings on Friday, 20 November 2026. Tickets are on sale: say tickets are with the button beside the article.
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j_pereira8
"Your Mother Your Mother Your Mother" follows Latif, a religious hitman who experiences an identity and religious crisis after his wife suddenly passes away. Left to raise his three children on his own, he struggles to balance his responsibilities as a father with his dangerous line of work. When he is called in for another job, he initially attempts to turn it down, only for his children's safety to be put at risk. For a story about a man…
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musa_ftw · 7/10
7.5 Very solid movie. I loved the representation of Muslims, the Islamic faith, and real life. Latif's consistent struggle with faith throughout the movie was executed very well. I loved the underlying symbolism and messaging in the movie. A father does truly have to fill shoes three time as large as a mother. The premise was good, execution and acting (especially Mahersha Ali) were amazing. The ending felt unnecessarily prolonged, but besides…
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kwontuum · 7/10
As I was watching this, I couldn’t help but wonder what Kevin Feige was thinking when he didn’t let Bassam Tariq and Mahershala Ali make Blade, because this feels like an outlet for all the preparation they put into that failed project. You can tell Ali trained hard for the role, as he’s incredibly precise, brutal, and controlled with his knives and swords during the fight scenes. If Blade had happened with the elements on display here, it could…
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Brent Marchant · 7/10
Most crime thrillers are fairly formulaic in their attributes and narratives. Viewers could readily swap sequences from one movie to another and not really notice much of a difference. Every so often, though, a feature comes along that incorporates other, unexpected elements to help distinguish it from the pack, and this latest offering from writer-director Bassam Tariq is one such example. The notion that a devout man of faith could also be a…
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