There have been several Irish movies in recent years that revolve around criminal activity and the lower working class and for the most part I have enjoyed them .
This is one of the average ones but it is made watchable by some stand out performances especially from John Connors , who I've seen before and continue to be impressed by.
It's the story of Dave Connolly who is a respected member of the Garda Síochána but his loyalty to the law gets tested by his ex-convict brother Joe who is in desperate need of his help.
The Irish accents take some getting used to and I can imagine that might put a few people off as the sound isn't great either .
It does have an amateurish feel about it at times and that might be seen as a good or a bad thing . It didn't particularly bother me.
The storyline isn't the most exciting either . I'm fact I was bored by it at times but the whole film is carried by the performances and that makes it worth watching .
This is one of the average ones but it is made watchable by some stand out performances especially from John Connors , who I've seen before and continue to be impressed by.
It's the story of Dave Connolly who is a respected member of the Garda Síochána but his loyalty to the law gets tested by his ex-convict brother Joe who is in desperate need of his help.
The Irish accents take some getting used to and I can imagine that might put a few people off as the sound isn't great either .
It does have an amateurish feel about it at times and that might be seen as a good or a bad thing . It didn't particularly bother me.
The storyline isn't the most exciting either . I'm fact I was bored by it at times but the whole film is carried by the performances and that makes it worth watching .