Mystics (2003)A black comedy about two old-time conmen who pretend to be able to communicate with the dead. Director:David Blair |
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Mystics (2003)A black comedy about two old-time conmen who pretend to be able to communicate with the dead. Director:David Blair |
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| Milo O'Shea | ... |
Locky
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| David Kelly | ... |
Dave
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| Maria Doyle Kennedy | ... |
Foxy
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| Liam Cunningham | ... |
Sean Foley
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Doreen Keogh | ... |
Lily
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| Stanley Townsend | ... |
Mickey Mac
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Pat Kinevane | ... |
Bosco
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| Eva Birthistle | ... |
Samantha
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| Vincent Walsh | ... |
Frankie
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Michael Liebmann | ... |
Mini Mac
(as Michael Liebman)
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| John Kavanagh | ... |
Gerry the Barman
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Ronnie Drew | ... |
Larry
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| Don Baker | ... |
Bagsie
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Gavin Kelty | ... |
Charlie the Taxi
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Alan King | ... |
Donal
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A black comedy about two old-time conmen who pretend to be able to communicate with the dead.
Once in a while, you see a film that you don't know that much about, but it completely surprises you. Mystics is one of those films. It was quirky, amusing and thoroughly original. David Kelly was fantastic and Milo O'Shea, who both are the last of their breed. You never see films like this anymore since Cyril Cusack left the planet. The farcical nature of this picture is a rare commodity - too many people in too many films take themselves too seriously these days... Wish one day I could meet the producer. It brings me back to the days of Ealing comedies - character-based films that lit up the UK business like a beacon... Loved it. Will watch again for sure! x