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T That They May Face the Rising Sun (2023)
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That They May Face the Rising Sun (2023)

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Country: EIRE/GB
Technical: col 111m
Director: Pat Collins
Cast: Barry Ward, Anna Bederke, Lalor Roddy, Sean McGinley

Synopsis:

A London couple, a writer and his artist wife, eke out a simple existence in the west of Ireland, sharing their home with a variety of old men from the local community, who drop in unannounced.

Review:

Depending on taste, one of those wistful, lulling evocations of life's transience and nature's permanence, or else a further frustratingly inconsequential piece of regional cinema straining for significance. It is set apparently in the 1980s, and one imagines little has changed since, so that much they got right.

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Country: EIRE/GB
Technical: col 111m
Director: Pat Collins
Cast: Barry Ward, Anna Bederke, Lalor Roddy, Sean McGinley

Synopsis:

A London couple, a writer and his artist wife, eke out a simple existence in the west of Ireland, sharing their home with a variety of old men from the local community, who drop in unannounced.

Review:

Depending on taste, one of those wistful, lulling evocations of life's transience and nature's permanence, or else a further frustratingly inconsequential piece of regional cinema straining for significance. It is set apparently in the 1980s, and one imagines little has changed since, so that much they got right.


Country: EIRE/GB
Technical: col 111m
Director: Pat Collins
Cast: Barry Ward, Anna Bederke, Lalor Roddy, Sean McGinley

Synopsis:

A London couple, a writer and his artist wife, eke out a simple existence in the west of Ireland, sharing their home with a variety of old men from the local community, who drop in unannounced.

Review:

Depending on taste, one of those wistful, lulling evocations of life's transience and nature's permanence, or else a further frustratingly inconsequential piece of regional cinema straining for significance. It is set apparently in the 1980s, and one imagines little has changed since, so that much they got right.

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