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Deborah Warner is one of London's most exciting theatre directors. This is her first film, based on a novel by Elizabeth Bowen, scripted by award-winning Irish writer, John Banville, with a dream cast. Undoubtedly, it is a delicate piece. The Anglo Irish aristocracy in the Twenties appeared as mirror images of their English counterparts. On the surface, they behaved in the same way, played the same games, lived in similar country houses and rode to hounds.