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Goldfish Memory on DVD (2003)
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Dubliners look for love in this light-hearted romantic comedy from writer/director Liz Gill. A lecherous lecturer (Sean Campion), cynical courier (Keith McErlean) and opportunistic bisexual (Fiona O'Shaughnessy) are just some of the characters who trade off partners with alarming frequency, illustrating the notion that people have an amazingly short memory when it comes to love's aches and pains. Their reaction is simple, and that's to laugh and dive back in the dating pool. The story is simplistic and clichéd, while the characters change sexual preferences and partners far too easily with virtually no crises of conscience or social stigma. But, despite its obvious drawbacks, this look at modern love still manages to raise the odd smile. Time Out This Irish ensemble piece about love and dating in twenty-first century Dublin feels like a six-part TV series... Read more on www.timeout.com The Sunday Times Superb character acting and glossy, sexy view of 21st century Dublin Members ReviewsReviews Voted Most HelpfulMost Recent Reviews |
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