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7.0 0h 56m

Down the Corner

A group of Ballyfermot schoolboys attempt to rob an orchard in the more affluent, nearby suburb of Chapelizod.

Top Cast

  • Joe Keenan

    Joe Keenan

    Buller

  • Declan Cronin

    Declan Cronin

    Pedro

  • Kevin Doyle

    Kevin Doyle

    Joeboy

  • Christy Keogh

    Christy Keogh

    Jennings

  • Michael Joyce

    Michael Joyce

    Micko

  • Liam Weldon

    Liam Weldon

    Mr. Lynch

  • Monica Murray

    Monica Murray

    Mrs. Pettigrew

  • Alec Grassick

    Alec Grassick

    Mr. Pettigrew

  • Joe Kenny

    Joe Kenny

    Christy

Overview

A group of Ballyfermot schoolboys attempt to rob an orchard in the more affluent, nearby suburb of Chapelizod.

Rating

7.0 / 10
1 Reviews
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1 Reviews

  • SPDonlan
    SPDonlan
    Jul 20, 2024

    The film appears simple. Its leads steal apples but leave us more knowledgeable about their lives. From Dublin’s margins, weaned on tales of rebellion, they face uncertain futures and, perhaps, broken promises. Significant Irish filmmakers (Comerford, Quinn, and Black) were involved in the project. McFarlane’s screenplay was based on his novella; Weldon stars as a father made redundant and bitter. Weldon’s songs, from _Dark Horse in the Wind_ (1976), are critical to the film. As it ends, his character walks aimlessly. On the soundtrack, he sings, ‘Where will you be, my blue-eyed son, oh, when your Daddy’s race has run?’

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