Dec 23rd
The Wind That Shakes the Barley**
Ipswich Film Theatre
In Ireland in 1920, a young doctor decides to quit the opportunity of a medical practice in order to join his brother in the IRA, but subsequent political events also drive them apart.
Powerful, hard-hitting Loach political melodrama done in his usual compelling style, although often rather unintelligible, both as a narrative and in its use of ethnic regional accents, and the ingredients don't quite mix together as successfully as they did for the similarly plotted Land and Freedom.
The Wind That Shakes the Barley**
Ipswich Film Theatre
In Ireland in 1920, a young doctor decides to quit the opportunity of a medical practice in order to join his brother in the IRA, but subsequent political events also drive them apart.
Powerful, hard-hitting Loach political melodrama done in his usual compelling style, although often rather unintelligible, both as a narrative and in its use of ethnic regional accents, and the ingredients don't quite mix together as successfully as they did for the similarly plotted Land and Freedom.
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