All posts tagged "Ireland"
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Jim Batts | September 28, 2023
FLORA AND SON – Review
Does something magical happen when you create music? Many folks believe that. Perhaps a main proponent of that...
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Cate Marquis | July 14, 2023
THE MIRACLE CLUB – Review
Maggie Smith and Kathy Bates play longtime friends in ’60s Ballygar, Ireland hoping to win a church talent...
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Jim Batts | March 10, 2023
THE QUIET GIRL – Review
Most film fans know that this Sunday, just hours away, is the big award night. As a beloved...
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Cate Marquis | November 4, 2022
THE BANSHEES OF INISHERIN – Review
The brilliant THE BANSHEES OF INISHERIN reunites IN BRUGES co-stars Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson with Martin McDonagh...
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Jim Batts | December 29, 2020
HERSELF – Review
As we begin to pack away the holiday decorations and head back to the mall for the inevitable...
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Jim Batts | December 11, 2020
WOLFWALKERS – Review
The big upcoming holiday is often referred as “the most magical time” of the year. Well, then it...
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Jim Batts | December 11, 2020
WILD MOUNTAIN THYME – Review
Somewhere in the long list of what we can’t do during the last holidays of 2020 is spending...
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Jim Batts | June 29, 2020
FOUR KIDS AND IT (2020) – Review
With the home-schooling battles and triumphs (hopefully) several weeks in the past, perhaps it’s time that the “wee...
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Jim Batts | February 8, 2019
2019 Oscar Nominated Film Shorts Programs
Once again the general public will have to opportunity to view something that was a regular part of...
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Jim Batts | July 20, 2017
THE JOURNEY- Review
The following review was originally posted on June 15, 2017. THE JOURNEY opens everywhere and screens exclusively in...
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Jim Batts | June 15, 2017
THE JOURNEY (2016) – Review
Is it possible to whittle away at an “unmovable rock” in the political arena? Especially when there’s a...
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Jim Batts | April 28, 2016
SING STREET – Review
The sweet, sweet smell of nostalgia wafts through the multiplex this weekend with the release of writer/director John...
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Jim Batts | August 14, 2014
CALVARY – The Review
The cinematic treatment of the Catholic church, particularly the priesthood, has, more or less, reflected the changing attitudes...
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Travis Keune | November 6, 2009
Review: FIVE MINUTES OF HEAVEN
When one thinks of a powerful film, what comes to mind? An epic saga? A grandiose drama? A...