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TrespassesBook (fiction) [Book (fiction)] by Louise Kennedy
1970s troubled sectarian Northern Ireland: Cushla, a young single Catholic primary teacher, lives in a quiet village near Belfast where she teaches in the local school, serves in the family pub in the evening and looks after her alcoholic mother. Her social life broadens when she meets Michael, an older married protestant barrister ... Beautifully and tragically written throughout, the complex characters each try to find their own destiny in a community going nowhere ...
★★★★★
submitted by Peter Fayon 2025-07-28
The Italian JobFilm [Film] on 1960-01-01
Best Film Ever. Wonderful self deprecating British humour. Michael Caine and Noel Coward - classic Some great memorable lines - "You're only supposed to blow the bloody doors off", "Hang on a minute lads, I've got a great idea.", "This is The Self Preservation Society" This film will never become dated. [Yanks totally missed the point in The Italian Job II]
submitted by pjfon 2025-06-20
Collision [TV Programme] on Other
Douglas Henshall ("Shetland") reappearing in crime series from 2009. Set in London with numerous subplots being developed. First episode introduces the characters and the subplots. The episode builds to the collision. The multiple collision was unconvincing and unlikely to have resulted in the fatalities described. I found it slow moving. Acting and photography were not mediocre. I struggled to keep interested. I won't be watching the 2nd episode.
★★
submitted by Pjfon 2025-06-17
The Soldier's Return [Book] by Melville Bragg
The Soldier returns to his native town following the war in Burma. Much has changed and there is much expectatation of change, himself, his family and the town that was his. His difficulty re-establishing his marriage and life emerge amidst the developing picture of the town's social strata. A rich social description of post war life in a Northern town.
submitted by PJF on 31/12/01
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