If you’re looking to nestle into a good Irish film this St. Patrick’s Day, look no further than this film by director Ken Loach. (winner of the Palme d’Or at Cannes in 2006, for good reason) It tells the poignant tale of the beginnings of the Irish Revolution in the early 1920's, focusing on a small resistance group from Cork. It’s beautifully filmed & wonderfully acted by a cast comprised mainly of actors from the region. (the British Soldiers are portrayed by Brits. many of them ex-British military, that's how Loach rolls) You’ll recognize Cillian Murphy in the lead role, but his acting is so superb that he soon fades away into his character. The film was a huge success in the UK & Ireland, but failed to garner similar appeal over here, which is a real shame. I would encourage anyone interested to Netflix this film today. You won’t regret it.
Van Gogh's The Starry Night Is Matched To New Date
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A new report issued by Scientific Reports claims the actual date of Van
Gogh’s masterpiece *"represents the celestial arrangements of the sky
before dawn...
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