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Dancing at Lughnasa
Directed by
Pat O'Connor
PG
1998
1h 36m
Drama
,
Romance
6.3
60%
58%
5.9
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Five unmarried sisters make the most of their simple existence in rural Ireland in the 1930s.
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Cast of Dancing at Lughnasa
Meryl Streep
Kate Mundy
Catherine McCormack
Christina 'Chrissy' Mundy
Brid Brennan
Agnes 'Aggie' Mundy
Kathy Burke
Margaret 'Maggie' Mundy
Sophie Thompson
Rose 'Rosie' Mundy
Michael Gambon
Father Jack Mundy
Rhys Ifans
Gerry Evans
Lorcan Cranitch
Danny Bradley
Darrell Johnston
Michael 'Mike' Mundy
John Kavanagh
Father Carlin
Marie Mullen
Vera McLoughlin
Dawn Bradfield
Sophie McLoughlin
Peter Gowen
Austin Morgan
Kate O'Toole
Chemist
Gerard McSorley
Narration
Pat O'Connor
Director
Frank McGuinness
Screenplay
Jane Barclay
Executive Producer
Noel Pearson
Producer
Mark Geraghty
Production Design
Dancing at Lughnasa Ratings & Reviews
Detroit Free Press
Terry Lawson
Dancing at Lughnasa seems unfinished, and its tragedy is diluted and diminished. This is a pity considering the extremely high quality of the performances.
Miami Herald
Sara Wildberger
[These] are a lot of characters to squeeze into a 94-minute movie, especially one that seems compelled to include lots of travelogue-style scenery. Moments that must in the theater have glowered with magic here become drearily obvious.
Common Sense Media
Barbara Shulgasser
Play-based historical drama has mature themes.
TheMovieReport.com
Michael Dequina
Soapy melodrama masquerading as high art.
Chicago Sun-Times
Roger Ebert
It is all memory and no drama. Onstage, they dance, and they are dancing now. On film, somehow, they are dancing then. It is not enough.
The New Republic
Stanley Kauffmann
Friel apart, the making of the film is impressive. In addition to Streep, her sisters are as vital as the script allows.
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