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The Lass of Aughrim

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A brilliant moment from a brilliant film of a brilliant story. Applause for Angelica Huston, who portrays overwhelming emotion without uttering a single word or making a single sound.

i love this story.
james joyce is the best

Gretta makes a passing cameo in Ulysses to
kathleenirish


one of the most underrated and unappreciated movies ever. The movie-brilliant, as the story is as well. Perfection. And, if you want to know something of Ireland, you must check


Ash: Actually it's a short story.
Ash1984 (


yeah, sorry for bad english
in italian novel means short story
NGS712 (2 months ago) Show Hide Marked as spam

Ash: I think I've heard that too, doesn't 'novella' mean sort of the same thing? And no it isn't bad english. I've seen and heard people who speak english as their native tongue talk about Shakespeare's 'Novels'. lol :)

If you have tae get particular about it, its not a "Shortstory" its a narrative... ya snob

Lead: I wasn't trying to be a snob. Do you see me being rude to Ash? No. I didn't mean to come across as arrogant. Just trying to be helpful. As I said there are people who talk of Shakespeare and his 'novels'.
vanmorrisonnews


Still one of the greatest moments in movies...

RIP: Frank Patterson (singer) & Donal McCann (actor in scene)...



A traditional Irish song in the film: The Dead (1987), based on the same name story in the book "Dubliners" by James Joyce

If you'll be the lass of Aughrim
As I am taking you mean to be
Tell me the first token
That passed between you and me

O don't you remember
That night on yon lean hill
When we both met together
Which I am sorry now to tell

The rain falls on my yellow locks
And the dew it wets my skin;
My babe lies cold within my arms;
Lord Gregory, let me in




one of the most underrated and unappreciated movies ever. The movie-brilliant, as the story is as well. Perfection. And, if you want to know something of Ireland, you must check it out....
kathleenirish

Bloom Film Trailer - James Joyce

Trailer of the Bloom feature film, adapted from James Joyce's Ulysses and starring Stephen Rea, Angeline Ball and Hugh O'Conor. Official film site: www.ulysses.ie