A Love Divided
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DVD Cover Information Actor: Brendan Conroy, Liam Cunningham, Orla Brady, Peter Caffrey, Sarah Bolger Director: Sydney Macartney Producer: Alan Moloney Producer: Barbara McKissack Producer: David Blake Knox Producer: Gerry Gregg Writer: Gerry Gregg Writer: Deirdre Dowling Writer: Stuart Hepburn DVD: Region Code 1 Audio: English (Original Language) Format: Color, DVD, NTSC, Widescreen Picture Format: 1.85:1 Running Time: 98 minutes DVD Release Date: 2002-07-30 Audience Rating: Unrated Studio: New Yorker Video |
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Movie Reviews of A Love Divided
Movie Review: Brilliant Tv Programme
Summary: 5 Stars
I seen this programme on tv many years ago. I think the priests years ago needed a good beating because the way they interfer with families lives by making them send their children to a Cataholic school just because her mother is from Northern Ireland and her husband was from Souhern Ireland.
I would not blame her from leaving and taking the children with her because of the way the church was treating her and her family making them choose between the church or sending the kids to a school. Liam Cunningham's character has a brilliant the way love's his family and also how he sides with the church. As for Orla Brady's character i a loving mother and wife and would do anything for her family torn apart thats why she leaves her husband and flees the country. As time passes her husband tracks her down and brings her home. Before that happenend they disowned him because he wife ran off with the kids and wanted them back as part of a Cataholic community. It is horrible with the two churchs are divided. But nowadays the two churchs a combind together and dont care what people do so why do it all those years ago?
I would reccomend this film to anybody and see what the Irish people lived like and how they were treated by the priests.