this is my favourite movie of all time. and i always think of it as john huston requiem. i must have seen it at least 20 times and never tire of it. the mood and the script and the singing and the dinner and it is like being invited into someone home and observing the events and not able to participate even though you want to. it is a rare treasure and this movie and i cannot write enough praise for it. it is cast incredibly well and with quite a few abbey theatre faces and also the wonderful tenor voice of frank patterson. lady gregory poem recited in the movie is one of the most moving ever written. anjelica scene walking down the stairs as she listens to the song is one of the best performances every seen on film. i cry every time i see it. for all the right reasons. we have all had love lost at an early age and weep for our young hopeful selves. donal mccann acted in far too few movies for my liking and he just loved stage work and stuck to it and and it is our loss that we do not have more of his performances on film as he does so much with this delicate role by expression and the portrayal of a deep love for his wife that will never be reciprocated and he conveys such inner sadness at knowing this. if you want your movies action and plot packed avoid this and there really is no beginning and middle or end just a lens onto the characters at a dinner party in dublin 80 years ago and all the little nuances and shadings of the personalities portrayed so beautifully. bravo to all who were involved in this production. positive . 
this is my favourite movie of all time. and i always think of it as john huston requiem. i must have seen it at least 20 times and never tire of it. the mood and the script and the singing and the dinner and it is like being invited into someone home and observing the events and not able to participate even though you want to. it is a rare treasure and this movie and i cannot write enough praise for it. it is cast incredibly well and with quite a few abbey theatre faces and also the wonderful tenor voice of frank patterson. lady gregory poem recited in the movie is one of the most moving ever written. anjelica scene walking down the stairs as she listens to the song is one of the best performances every seen on film. i cry every time i see it. for all the right reasons. we have all had love lost at an early age and weep for our young hopeful selves. donal mccann acted in far too few movies for my liking and he just loved stage work and stuck to it and and it is our loss that we do not have more of his performances on film as he does so much with this delicate role by expression and the portrayal of a deep love for his wife that will never be reciprocated and he conveys such inner sadness at knowing this. if you want your movies action and plot packed avoid this and there really is no beginning and middle or end just a lens onto the characters at a dinner party in dublin 80 years ago and all the little nuances and shadings of the personalities portrayed so beautifully. bravo to all who were involved in this production. positive . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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