Architect, Aoife McKenna, inherits an Irish pub but when she attempts to renovate the place, the locals put up resistance. Aoife's eagerness to succeed reveals a secret with profound ...
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Title: Fiddlers Walk (2006)
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| Sara Dylan | ... | Aoife | |
| Tony Fitzpatrick | ... | Declan (as Anthony Fitzpatrick) | |
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Aoife Johnston | ... | Janice |
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Conor Kingsnorth | ... | Owen |
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Pauline Lynch | ... | Naomh McKenna |
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Seamus Lynch | ... | Uncle John |
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Mei Lynn | ... | Lee |
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Sean Markey | ... | Sean |
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Joe O'Neill | ... | Brad Grove |
| Leah O'Rourke | ... | Young Naomh | |
| Bronagh Waugh | ... | Bronagh | |
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Architect, Aoife McKenna, inherits an Irish pub but when she attempts to renovate the place, the locals put up resistance. Aoife's eagerness to succeed reveals a secret with profound consequences. Fiddler's Walk is the journey of a young woman, stepping away from the hurley burley of modern America and finding herself in the depths of post-troubles Ireland, where new world commercialism collides with old world community values. Fiddler's Walk is shot in the beautiful landscapes of South Armagh, County Down and County Louth, in contemporary Ireland. Written by George Kingsnorth
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25 August 2006 (Ireland) See more »Filming Locations:
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£10,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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Upon watching this movie I was somewhat critical to begin with as I did not see the manor in which the plot was acceptable to the cast of actors. The level of acting remains at a steady medium but where the movie is let down is in the accents, to be blunt they are variable in continuity so I felt a little let down by this, it felt cheesy and corny and somewhat unorthodox.
The directing on the other hand was like Mr Kipling's Bakery "Exceedingly Good", I gotta hand it to George on this one, a star in the horizon.
I would recommend this movie to an Irish-American audience but the premise will be dull for anywhere else, marketing therefore will suffer.
I wonder what is next on the cards for G.Kingsnorth?????????