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A Complete List of Irish Films
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About Adam
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Here is the Irish middle class that we rarely see on film. This modern view of 1990's Dublin sheds the self-consciousness and political undercurrents that course through so many films set in Ireland. It is light, comic, and so unfettered by sexual taboos that even French cinema must blush. It's a sort of 'Bridget Jones's Dublin Diary.' But, of course, this means this story could have taken place anywhere. The only traditional element here is the smooth-talking rogue, who in his native Ireland, cannot not rely upon a foreign accent to add to his charm. |
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Year 2000 |
Type Comedy |
Rating R |
Director Gerard Stembridge |
Writer Gerard Stembridge |
Cast Stuart Townsend,
Frances O'Connor,
Charlotte Bradley,
Kate Hudson,
Alan Maher,
Brendan Dempsey |
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