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Featuring:
Anjelica Huston, Marion O'Dwyer, Niall O'Shea
Written by:
Brendan O'Carroll
John Goldsmith
Directed by:
Anjelica Huston
Release Date:
November 8, 1999
Original Title:
Agnes Browne
Alternate Titles:
Agnes Browne - Frauen unter sich
Genres:
Drama
Ratings / Certifications:
GB: 15 IE: 15A US: R
Runtime: 92
Set in Dublin in 1967, the story of feisty woman, who along with her seven children, learns to cope with adversity after the unexpected death of her husband.
The unexpected death of her husband sends a woman and her seven children, ages 2-14, into emotional turmoil and financial crisis in 1967 Dublin. She is forced to borrow money from a ruthless loan shark to make ends meet. She faces her dismal existence by selling fruits and vegetables at an open air market where she spends time with a best friend who gives her encouragement. Wishing to escape her existence, if only for a short time, she dreams of finding enough money to attend an upcoming Tom Jones concert. She realizes her dream by accepting her first date with a French baker. Her kids pool their money so she can buy a new dress. Of course, eventually the family has to face the loan shark, but this is a movie where obstacles are maybe too easily overcome.
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Internet Movie Database | 6.5/10 |
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Rotten Tomatoes | 41% |
Metacritic | 55/100 |
Awards Won: | 1 win & 2 nominations |
Camera Operator:
George Richmond
Costume Design:
Joan Bergin
Dialogue Editor:
Benjamin Beardwood
Ralph Osborn
Barbara Issak
Paul Longstaffe
Dennis Gray
Director:
Anjelica Huston
Director of Photography:
Anthony B. Richmond
Editor:
Éva Gárdos
Novel:
Brendan O'Carroll
Original Music Composer:
Paddy Moloney
Producer:
Jim Sheridan
Arthur Lappin
Anjelica Huston
Production Design:
David Brockhurst
Screenplay:
Brendan O'Carroll
John Goldsmith
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