Based on the novel by F. L. Green, the film is arguably a product of a divided society, demonstrating the collapse of rationality in the face of the loss of definite identity. But even this is a stretch and those hoping for a strong moral stance or a realistic portrait of a troubled country will not find it. There are five other films in the series.
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Tina Kellegher, Colm Meaney, Ruth McCabe. 2 p.m., Sun. She confides in her parents but refuses to reveal the father's identity or to consider an abortion. The film focuses on the mothers of the strikers and their struggle to save the lives of their sons. Grandpa Ward gives a foundling horse to his grandchildren who keep it in a tower-block flat in Dublin.