Route Irish

March 16th, 2011







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Route Irish

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Plot
The story of a private security contractor in Iraq who rejected the official explanation of his friend's death and sets out to discover the truth.

Release Year: 2010

Rating: 6.3/10 (1,522 voted)

Director: Ken Loach

Stars: Mark Womack, Andrea Lowe, John Bishop

Storyline
The story of a private security contractor in Iraq who rejected the official explanation of his friend's death and sets out to discover the truth.

Cast:
Mark Womack - Fergus
Andrea Lowe - Rachel
John Bishop - Frankie
Trevor Williams - Nelson
Talib Rasool - Harim
Stephen Lord - Steve
Craig Lundberg - Craig
Geoff Bell - Alex Walker
Gary Cargill -
Paul J. Dove - Passenger on a Ferry - 1970-1980 flashback
Jack Fortune - Haynes
Talib Hamafraj -
Jamie Michie - Jamie
Najwa Nimri - Marisol
Tony Schumacher - Andy



Details

Official Website: Official site [France] | Official site [Japan] |

Release Date: 16 March 2011



Technical Specs

Runtime:  | France: (Cannes Film Festival)



User Review

Fast paced, excellent tension,sensitive, violent and thought provoking.

Rating: 10/10

If you want a movie that will hold your attention and leave you feeling like you've watched a great movie, this is it. I am not a connoisseur of Ken Loach, or a movie snob, I just enjoy a movie that holds my attention.

Unlike the other reviewers, I thought the characters were well-drawn and convincing. The effects used on the film itself such as graininess, washed out lomo effect, and darkness in the right places, makes this a pleasure to watch.

The over-use of the f-bomb is a real factor. Men do talk exactly like that, but for a film less would have been more.

The politics of the mercenary world are shown brilliantly and without any sense of preachiness or one-sidedness.

Just an excellent movie.





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