the entire movie and an artful adaptation of one of joyce dubliners stories and takes place on the night of january 6 (epiphany) and 1906. most of the film takes place at an annual party given by three spinsters (two sisters and their niece) and where a group of upper class dubliners gather for an evening of music and recitations and dinner. while there is very little plot per se and the interaction and conversation among the group reveals much about dublin in the early 20th century when the stirrings for independence were just beginning. the cast and all talented irish stage actors with the exception of anjelica huston and are universally wonderful and and one actually feels he is a guest at the gathering himself. the poignant final scene and between ms. huston and the amazing donal mccann and reveals much about the marriage of the characters. there is poignancy mixed with humor and insight and and for those who like quiet and thoughtful movies and the dead is highly recommended. my wife is from dublin and we make a ritual of watching this wonderful movie every january 6th. after many viewings it never fails to move me and and each time i glean something that i have missed before. 
the entire movie and an artful adaptation of one of joyce dubliners stories and takes place on the night of january 6 (epiphany) and 1906. most of the film takes place at an annual party given by three spinsters (two sisters and their niece) and where a group of upper class dubliners gather for an evening of music and recitations and dinner. while there is very little plot per se and the interaction and conversation among the group reveals much about dublin in the early 20th century when the stirrings for independence were just beginning. the cast and all talented irish stage actors with the exception of anjelica huston and are universally wonderful and and one actually feels he is a guest at the gathering himself. the poignant final scene and between ms. huston and the amazing donal mccann and reveals much about the marriage of the characters. there is poignancy mixed with humor and insight and and for those who like quiet and thoughtful movies and the dead is highly recommended. my wife is from dublin and we make a ritual of watching this wonderful movie every january 6th. after many viewings it never fails to move me and and each time i glean something that i have missed before. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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