
C.O.G.
2013·Comedy·1h 32m
7.0
★



A gay cocky young man travels to Oregon to work on an apple farm. Out of his element, he finds his lifestyle and notions being picked apart by everyone who crosses his path.
Directed by Kyle Patrick Alvarez
male homosexuality
lgbt

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Cast

Jonathan Groff
David

Denis O'Hare
Jon

Corey Stoll
Curly

Dean Stockwell
Hobbs

Dale Dickey
Debbie

Casey Wilson
Martha

Troian Bellisario
Jennifer

Danny Belrose
Tattooed Man

Kamyar Jahan
Make Out Man

Marvella McPartland
Old Woman on Bus

Blake Lindsley
David's Mom

Cami Storm
Pretty Mexican Girl
Crew

Kyle Patrick Alvarez
Director

Kyle Patrick Alvarez
Screenplay

Kyle Patrick Alvarez
Producer

David Sedaris
Story

Joe Berry
Music

Steve Reich
Music
Popular Reviews
20 reviews
maya w
6.0★ · 03/20/26

ily groffsauce
ily groffsauce
kenzie harmon
2.0★ · 01/19/26

i can’t belief they wasted jonathon groff on this borderline offensive snooze fest w no real story or ending
i can’t belief they wasted jonathon groff on this borderline offensive snooze fest w no real story or ending
eva

очень сильно ахуела раза 3 за этот фильм, и думаю он меня немного травмировал.
очень сильно ахуела раза 3 за этот фильм, и думаю он меня немного травмировал.
Steph
3.4★ · 12/17/24

remember being in the height of my Groff phase watching this at a young and tender age and being fundamentally changed by the dildo wall, resulting in me never finishing the film and I still haven't recovered. absolutely diabolical stuff
remember being in the height of my Groff phase watching this at a young and tender age and being fundamentally changed by the dildo wall, resulting in me never finishing the film and I still haven't recovered. absolutely diabolical stuff
Mackenzie Stevenson
5.0★ · 07/31/23

I am a huge David Sedaris fan, and anytime I read one of his books there’s always at least one story in there that makes me think “why haven’t they made this into a movie?” The apple picking/gem cutting stories were a couple of them. I do think it’s odd that they zeroed in on the religious side of those stories, but I think the bigger thing we’re meant to take away from it is the realities of a gay man coming to understand his place in a weird, mean world…and it’s sad. I do wonder how much David contributed to the film, because it was not even close to as funny as his writing style. Could have been much better and I wish that David Sedaris would just commit and write a screenplay about his life.
I am a huge David Sedaris fan, and anytime I read one of his books there’s always at least one story in there that makes me think “why haven’t they made this into a movie?” The apple picking/gem cutting stories were a couple of them. I do think it’s odd that they zeroed in on the religious side of those stories, but I think the bigger thing we’re meant to take away from it is the realities of a gay man coming to understand his place in a weird, mean world…and it’s sad. I do wonder how much David contributed to the film, because it was not even close to as funny as his writing style. Could have been much better and I wish that David Sedaris would just commit and write a screenplay about his life.