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Saundra H Jan 3, 2021 E the storyline and acting was job well done See more Alain E @AlainE Jun 19, 2026 A life affirming, feminist tale about domestic abuse and the resilience required in order to survive and protect your children at the same time. The protagonist is convincing in the quiet determination she uses trying to change her life around. When towards the end it seems that she has received one blow too many, she has established more societal connections that now come to support her. Clare Dunne is excellent. My only reservation is when she sings a traditional song towards the end, as nothing until then had suggested that she is a singer. The two little girls are really sweet. See more Judith K @ziqiongmom Jan 20, 2026 This movie is still worth watching in 2026! I enjoyed seeing a feminist drama set in Ireland movie that engaged my emotions without being too melodramatic. The movie depicts a battered woman who manages to escape with her two young daughters from an extremely abusive husband and manages to come into her own. She finds herself and a new community of friends by taking on the project of building herself a house. The actress who plays the woman, Clare Dunne, did a truly excellent job, as did the girls who played her two children. But all the actors in the movie, as well as the director, were very good! See more Stephen C @bob25009 May 27, 2025 1 hour and 37 minutes of drama. Rated R for Some Domestic Violence and Language!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! See more Six S @RT45424528 May 5, 2025 A highly watchable film for the most part. The domestic violence is absolutely understandable, the broken eye I have had too so it's horribly real. Building a house because the council can't is a bit ridiculous isn't it. Not feasible usually, she could because she picked up her cleaning client off the floor? The older lady didn't even give a reason why she gave all the money, some backstory is missing/cut from the film. The court scenes were silly because nobody shouts out like that, they don't. It's daft to do so, I wish films would be more real about that. Anyway, I liked it in the first half, it gripped me. The rest is meh but overall I did sort of like it. No idea of the main actresses' name, but she portrayed an abused woman very well. The way she was almost scared to talk to anyone is very real. Plus, I know the injury isn't real but mine is better now. In summary, good depiction of DV, nonsense of house building. See more Maura D @MauraDC Aug 27, 2023 It's a very engaging movie. It shows what can happen if people don't just judge. See more Read all reviews

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