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Top Irish Films 2012
Ondine (2009) Rated PG-13 A fisherman’s life is transformed when he catches a beautiful and mysterious woman in his nets. As he falls helplessly in love, his daughter comes to believe that the woman is a magical creature. Falling for a … Continue reading →
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Tagged 1920s, 1940s, 19th Century, 2006, actor, adaptation, alan parker, alcoholic, angela's ashes, author, based on teh novel, best-selling, biographical, black and tan, books, Britain, Brothers, cannes film festival, child, childhood, civil war, civilian, cork, country, creature, daughter, deirdre purcell, director, dram, Drama, emily watson, epic drama, falling for a dancer, Far and Away, farmer, father, films, fisherman, frank mccourt, hardships, Ireland, Irish Immigrants, irish peninsula, journey, Ken loach, land, life, love, made-for-television, magical, marrying, memoir, mother, movie, movies, Ondine, palme d'or, parents, political, pregnant, relationship, robert carlysle, Ron Howard, scandal, stepchildren, story, Top Irish Films, Top Irish Movies, two, United States, widower, wind that shakes the barley, winner, woman
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St. Patrick’s Day Films 2012
Falling for a Dancer (1998) Rated NR Unattached and pregnant with a dashing actor’s child, 19-year-old Elizabeth avoids a shameful public scandal by marrying a widower she doesn’t love in this made-for-television movie based on the novel by Deirdre Purcell. … Continue reading →
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Kes (1969)
Rated PG-13 Kes is a story about a boy who was bullied and ousted by everyone around him. He finds an injured Kestrel which the boy nurses back to health. It’s an emotional story of friendship and loyalty. Wow. This story does take … Continue reading →
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