Goldfish Memory (2003) 6.3
A light-hearted look at the dangers and delights of dating in contemporary Dublin Director:Elizabeth GillWriter:Elizabeth Gill |
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Goldfish Memory (2003) 6.3
A light-hearted look at the dangers and delights of dating in contemporary Dublin Director:Elizabeth GillWriter:Elizabeth Gill |
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Sean Campion | ... |
Tom
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Flora Montgomery | ... |
Angie
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Larry
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Jean Butler | ... |
Renee
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Keith McErlean | ... |
Red
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Fiona O'Shaughnessy | ... |
Clara
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Justine Mitchell | ... |
Kate
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Aisling O'Neill | ... |
Helen
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Peter Gaynor | ... |
David
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Demien McAdam | ... |
Conzo
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Lise Hearns | ... |
Rosie
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Isolde
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Joe Keever | ... |
Eddie the Cameraman
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Britta Smith | ... |
Mrs. Devine
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Niall O'Brien | ... |
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A light-hearted look at the dangers and delights of dating in contemporary Dublin
I watched this movie about a year ago, and it was totally unexpected movie (in the good sense!). I didn't know what the film was about, and I wasn't sure what to expect about this film, probably I never had the DVD cover on my hands, or had the change to see the film release posters; and nobody recommended it . It deals with unusual facades of the most human demand: LOVE. The film is actually similar to "love actually", although this movie doesn't lose its Irishness. The film is full of interesting dialogs and lovely shots. The film normalizes non-heterosexual relationships, and problematize the condition of humans as love needed. This movie separates the characters from the sexual lives, to assume their social lives. It is an interesting approach!!
It is a funny, beautiful and sensible portray of post-modern relationships, full of amnesia, intensity, sophistication, and need of instantaneousness!!!