| Released | 2015 | Rating | 12A |
| Director | John Crowley | Writer/s | Nick Hornby |
| Starring | Saoirse Ronan, Emory Cohen, Domhnall Gleason, Julie Walters, Jim Broadbent, | ||
| Source of story | Novel by Colm Toibin | ||
| Elevator Pitch | It is 1952. A young woman from the Irish backwoods emigrates to New York where she finds a new life and a husband, but is drawn back by the death of her sister. On her return she finds many doors open to her, and it seems that the town may have changed. | ||
| Content | A lot of Irish fun, particularly in the boarding house where she joins half a dozen other Irish girls all of whom are making their way and hoping for romance. One fairly prim sexual event. Very period presentation. | ||
| A View | A pretty bland presentation, but Nick Hornby does his best with the material, employs a couple of traditional theatrical techniques, and gets the Irish girls exchanging entertaining riffs. Feted by the critics and won the BAFTA for Best British Film | ||
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