It's the 60's and The Liverpool Sound tops the charts in every country except Ireland, where traditional Irish music reigns supreme. Can an upstart Irish band from Liverpool, led by Jimmy McMahon win the All Ireland Music Championship for the first time in history? Jimmy's estranged older brother, John Joe and his feisty local .. Read more
| Starring | Colm Meaney, Bernard Hill, Andrea Corr, Charlotte Bradley |
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| Director | John Irvin |
| Genres | Comedy |
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It's the 60's and The Liverpool Sound tops the charts in every country except Ireland, where traditional Irish music reigns supreme. Can an upstart Irish band from Liverpool, led by Jimmy McMahon win the All Ireland Music Championship for the first time in history? Jimmy's estranged older brother, John Joe and his feisty local band are determined to win the trophy for the third year in a row. Meanwhile, County Clare's star fiddler, Anne falls in love with Teddy, Liverpool's star flute player. They are Ireland's answer to Romeo and Juliet. Star-crossed lovers, feuding brothers, narrow-minded parents and rebellious children-all brought together by their love of music. Against a backdrop of amber-lit pubs, narrow streets and sandy shores, the visuals keep pace with the toe-tapping soundtrack and reflect the honour and traditions at state in the competitions.
| Starring | Colm Meaney, Bernard Hill, Andrea Corr, Charlotte Bradley, Shaun Evans, Catherine Byrne, Patrick Bergin, Philip Barantini |
|---|---|
| Director | John Irvin |
| Studio | LIONS GATE HOME ENTERTAINMENT |
| Run time | Watch now: 1 hr 28 mins |
| Certificate | DVD: |
| Genres | Comedy |
| Language | DVD: English Watch Online: English |
| Released | DVD: 18 Sep 2006 Watch now: 21 Nov 2009 Production year: 2005 |
| Watch now | £2.49 |
| Format | DVD |
This feeble musical comedy may delight fans of traditional Irish music, but its predictable story will bore the... read more on Time Out
A must see film...
Weak story, dreadful script, full of stereotypes and cliches. The romantic leads were inadequate with zero chemistry between them. One final quibble, the film is supposed to be set in the '60s, so why is Kevin Keegan mentioned? He didn't join Liverpool until 1971.
A gentle feel good comedy from the start. Not a film I would have normally rented but glad I did. Enjoyed it right to the end.