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Elizabeth Gill (writer)
Release Date:
5 September 2003 (Ireland)
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The only cure for heartache is a new lover! more
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A light-hearted look at the dangers and delights of dating in contemporary Dublin | add synopsis
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10 wins
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Brilliant Cinematography of a Wonderful Dublin Film
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Cast
(Credited cast) | Sean Campion | ... | Tom |
| Fiona O'Shaughnessy | ... | Clara |
 | Fiona Glascott | ... | Isolde |
| Peter Gaynor | ... | David |
| Keith McErlean | ... | Red |
 | Stuart Graham | ... | Larry |
| Lise Hearns | ... | Rosie |
| Jean Butler | ... | Renee |
| Justine Mitchell | ... | Kate |
| Aisling O'Neill | ... | Helen |
| Demien McAdam | ... | Conzo |
| Tony Brown | ... | Doorman |
| Flora Montgomery | ... | Angie |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
| Conor Delaney | ... | Groom |
| Joe Keever | ... | Eddie the Cameraman |
| Helen Norton | ... | Mothercare Assistant |
| Niall O'Brien | ... | Taxi Driver |
| Britta Smith | ... | Mrs. Devine |
| Dermot Whelan | ... | TV Interviewer |
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Ireland:85 min
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References Mujeres al borde de un ataque de nervios (1988)
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This is an outstanding film, in every detail. It starts off leaving the viewer a little mixed up, with a mixing of different characters, but soon settles down as all the main actors start to come to life. By the end of the film all the main characters finally make decisions about important matters that affects the rest of their lives.
Ken Byrne makes his debut as a cinematographer, and should win "Rookie of the Year" honors, if there was such an award. His shots and locations, both inside and outside, are the best I have ever seen. I am a photographer, with 40 years experience, and have seen thousands of movies, but this one takes the cake.
Jean Butler, who we all remember from her leading role in Riverdance, makes her first appearance as just an actress, and does NOT dance at all. A wonderful film that only played in Ireland, but deserves a MUCH larger audience. Rent this movie, if you can!