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“Jimmy’s Hall”

Ken Loach filmed social utopias

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Dusseldorf. “Jimmy’s Hall” tells Ken Loach of Communists who start a dance hall By Peter Claus

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   googlesrc var = ‘% 3Cscript src = “http:%2F%2Fpagead2.googlesyndication.com%2Fpagead%2Fshow_ads.js”Jimmy’s Hall” with a light tone and great excitement. The story is told from an Irish village early 30s to mirror the presence

It starts like a nice home movie. After ten years versa the only Jimmy called by all James Gralton from New York in his Irish hometown return. Jimmy, who once operated a dance hall, is regarded as a man who can bring joy even the poorest of the poor. Jimmy is well highly welcome.

Above all, Oonagh pleased. Although she is married and has children. But she sees Jimmy, her heart racing. Pastor Sheridan, however, sees red. The conservative Catholic hates the Communists with the outspoken ideas. And as Jimmy (Barry Ward), supported by many, it does, again to build a dance hall, the priests blowing the storm. He fears resistance against the existing system. A catastrophe seems inevitable

England now 78-year-old star director Ken Loach, who throughout his career with works such. “Angels’ Share – A sip for the Angels” and “My Name is Joe” always again struck and social criticism, has now been found for the dramatic story surprisingly easy narrative. It plays the movie, as already Loach’s Cannes Palm winner “The Wind That Shakes the Barley” from 2006, before the dark background of the Troubles in the first half of the last century. But Loach is this time more on emotion than on political enlightenment. The fact that the figures you come so close, fears and hopes with them, one quickly understands the real concern of Ken Loach: He wants to accuse this story fundamentalism of any kind

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