As guilty as Ken Loach is to misery porn, this film managed to maintain my enjoyment with its gorgeous cinematography, stellar acting and nuanced political moral.
Unlike the 'Banshees of Iniserin', the accents and dialects were all so considered, I never got the second-hand embarassment I usually get with Irish films.
The historical set pieces and outfits felt pretty accurate, with this polished look that never felt too nationally-funded-boring-european-award-winning movie or sensational blockbuster. Perfect in between.
I watched this multiple…
