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Middletown (2006)
An overzealous priest returns to his home town and ends up battling against his brother for the heart of the locals. Director:Brian KirkWriter:Daragh Carville |
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Middletown (2006)
An overzealous priest returns to his home town and ends up battling against his brother for the heart of the locals. Director:Brian KirkWriter:Daragh Carville |
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| Matthew Macfadyen | ... | ||
| Daniel Mays | ... |
Jim Hunter
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| Eva Birthistle | ... | ||
| Gerard McSorley | ... | ||
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Richard Dormer | ... | |
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David Wilmot | ... | |
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Mick Lally | ... | |
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Sorcha Cusack | ... | |
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David Herlihy | ... | |
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Frankie McCafferty | ... | |
| Bronagh Gallagher | ... | ||
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Charlene McKenna | ... | |
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Marie Jones | ... | |
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Lalor Roddy | ... | |
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Tyrone McKenna | ... | |
In the front row pew, a young boy named Gabriel sits as his father and a preacher tell him: "There are certain people who are chosen by God for some special purposes of His own. And we believe you are such a one." Thus unfolds the destiny of Gabriel in Brian Kirk's riveting Middletown. After almost an entire lifetime spent in religious instruction, Gabriel returns to his small Irish town as the new preacher. But the town is full of drinking and gambling, and Gabriel's younger brother Jim and sister-in-law Caroline are no exceptions. Soon Gabriel learns that Caroline does not attend church, runs the local pub across from the church on the Sabbath, and refuses to have her child baptized. Jim, the flat-broke black sheep of the family, quickly becomes caught between his brother's beliefs and his wife's strong-mindedness. As a messenger of God, Gabriel believes he must save the townspeople... Written by Tribeca Film Festival Review
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