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About LinkBacksHas anyone seen this film and if so what do they think?
heres a clip.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v4ty6Qrc ... ed&search=
Has anyone seen this film and if so what do they think?
heres a clip.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v4ty6Qrc ... ed&search=
Abstinence makes the Church grow fondlers.
cheapskate that i am i downloaded the entire film from pirate bay about 2 months ago and never had to go to the pictures to see it . That part of the film is in true Loach style , very similar to land and Freedom
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Wind That Shakes The Barley on tv3 now hope the FFers are watching
Good movie, doesn't show any side in a too favourable light which is how it was. Also the first movie to recognise the 'red' element of the 1916 IRA/IRB AFIK
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Why is a film about historical events set in Cork in the Northern Ireland section?
I assume it is because Northern Ireland is where the 'spirit of 1916' burned strongest with the IRA's terrorist campaign. Good film, though, if a little romanticised.Originally Posted by sondagefaux
Ulster Abu!
It's cultural imperialism. Loach imposes his own socialist viewpoint on the Irish political situation, and uses our history for his own polemic. Socialism was a very minor element in the rejection of the Treaty, not that you'd know it from Loach's film.
Decent movie and worth watching but Little Miss Sunshine is on RTE1 - i'll never tire of that film
Oh the joys of chorus digital!!!
"Never in the field of human endeavour was so much owed by so many to so few." Sir Winston Churchill
The highlight of that film being released was the hysterical reactions of Simon Heffer and the other torygraph scum
The Massachusetts of the Puritans is as dead as Caesar, but there is no need to mourn the fact. Their successors-the Irish-had letters and learning, culture and civilization when the ancestors of the Puritans were savages running half-naked through the forests of Britain. It took the Irish to make Massachusetts a fit place to live in.
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