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Ace Craven
19Mar12
There's the first act, and then there's the movie. The compositions are great in the first act -I'll take that- thereafter, I don't know who was in charge...
Omar Fabricio
1Jun11
enorme actuacion de Stephen Rea y giros de tuerca interesantes y muy bien manejados
comeandsee
26Mar11
the first culturally significant irish film. the compositions are outstanding from jordan and stephen rea shows that he is the finest actor of his generation. the plot is fantastic, as it weaves and winds and THAT twist is unseen. the comments irish identity in a world of violence, isolation and separation is superb. the irish film industry and its characteristics can be traced back to this work.
Cashew
13Oct10
I like Stephen Rea, I like Jaye Davidson, I like watching them interact onscreen. I think Fergus and Dil's relationship is overly emotionally-masochistic for no particularly good reason, and the pace is kinda slow. But again, I really like Stephen Rea and Jaye Davidson.
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César
1May10
Watch it for the astonishing turn by Jaye Davidson, alluring, enigmatic, and vulnerable. The rest of the movie suffers from slow pacing and a split personality disorder, unsure whether of being a political thriller or a psychological drama.
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like2sleep
8Oct09
i found the emotions were intensified in the aftermath of sex revelation because the care was still there
Jay a.k.a. 6FOOT
28Nov08
Excellent film (with Forest Whitaker in an excellent small role) that will most likely shock you.
Maicol Andrés Ordoñez
14May08
How did you not know she's a man? Everyone's gaydar is so off it hurts.