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Small Things Like These
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Synopsis
Oscar winner Cillian Murphy delivers a stunning performance as devoted father Bill Furling in this film based on the best-selling novel of the same name by Claire Keegan. While working as a coal merchant to support his family, he discovers disturbing secrets kept by the local convent – and uncovers truths of his own – forcing him to confront his past and the complicit silence of a small Irish town controlled by the Catholic Church.
Cast
- Cillian Murphy
- Emily Watson
- Michelle Fairley
- Clare Dunne
- Mark McKenna
- Amy De Bhrún
- Agnes O'Casey
- Joanne Crawford
- Eileen Walsh
- Abby Fitz
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- Feb 15, 2024
Congratulations to the Catholic Church for being the only force within Ireland as evil as the British Empire
ElleNov 2, 2024cillian playing a girl dad on screen has changed me in monumental ways that i cannot explain
belleNov 5, 2024cillian murphy weaponising the peaky blinders crowd so an indie film about abusive catholic nuns is a box office hit
Jay - Feb 15, 2024
The most anxious man in Ireland
AmaliasifFeb 16, 2024Depressive Cillian Murphy please save me
noenDec 19, 2024i know the role of a deeply troubled man hates to see cillian coming
theo - Nov 7, 2024
some filth just can’t be washed away
coolguytimNov 5, 2024sometimes the side chick isn’t even a chick it’s the traumatised nation of Ireland
rhianneFeb 15, 2024this man can't ever play a happy role?
Griffin Ward
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- bean likedSmall Things Like These
This was a very artsy film. Beautiful cinematic atmosphere. The film was slow and hard to follow, but I was still able to appreciate it. It told a raw and real story.
Kevin lovedSmall Things Like TheseA phenomenal film that shines light on the horrific history of the Catholic Church in Ireland. My eyes were absolutely glued to the screen from beginning to end while watching this film. The amount of scenes with zero dialogue that have so much atmosphere & emotion is superb.
mattia likedSmall Things Like TheseHeartbreaking story brought incredibly by a director from my very own country (Belgium) that's something that can only make me proud. Small Things Like These ends where most films would normally start, and illustrates the soul crushing power of the church in Ireland at its time.
- Mark Bateman likedSmall Things Like These
7/10 shines light on subject matter and the treatment. Was surprised to see this was happening upto 1998? (Started in the 1920s)…. Worth a watch.
Ian Birse is "meh" onSmall Things Like TheseVisuals were really good but man that pace is slow. Obviously a good story but kinda didn’t do it for me
Ghazal likedSmall Things Like TheseI don't think I've ever seen Cillian Murphy happy in any of his films.
- grace is "meh" onSmall Things Like These
was a bit slow i thought it would have a bit more action?
James dislikedSmall Things Like These1 of the worst films I've ever seen in my life
manya likedSmall Things Like TheseКогда узнаешь что это на реальных событиях…👀🫣
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Metacritic
Nov 7, 2024
It’s an electric, atmospheric, and deeply soulful look at what it means to be human, what it means to have empathy, and how faith should never come before people.
Emma Kiely
Collider
Feb 15, 2024
It’s a profound performance by Murphy – perhaps even more so in fewer words than Oppenheimer – as Bill’s anger burns with tragic urgency.
Stephen A. Russell
Time Out
Feb 15, 2024
Keegan chose a man of few words to make his stand, and Murphy, very much the man of the moment, steps up to play him with a heroic understatement that could move mountains.
Tim Robey
The Telegraph
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