Directed by:
Alan ParkerCinematography:
Michael SeresinComposer:
John WilliamsCast:
Emily Watson, Robert Carlyle, Joe Breen, Pauline McLynn, Eanna MacLiam, Des McAleer, Johnny Murphy, Kerry Condon, Gerard McSorley, Alan Parker, Martin Benson (more)VOD (1)
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Alan Parker directs and co-scripts this big screen adaptation of Frank McCourt's best-selling quasi-autobiographical book. Although born in Brooklyn in 1935, Frank and his family soon return to their home town of Limerick in Ireland following the death of his baby sister. Malachy Snr. (Robert Carlyle) has difficulty finding work, and his drinking results in wife Angela (Emily Watson) falling on charity to survive. Frank loses two more siblings when twin brothers Oliver and Eugene die young, but manages to carve a life for himself in Limerick, eventually finding work as a coalman's assistant. However, times continue to be hard, especially after Malachy Snr. departs the marital home for good. (Final Cut Entertainment)
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Angela’s Ashes is a family drama that, in visual terms, perfectly captures the setting and period in which it takes place. However, it’s a shame that it was filmed with too much cold detachment from the characters, preventing it from truly touching the viewer’s soul. Beautiful music by John Williams.
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