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TrailerIn 1930s Ireland, political activist Jimmy Gralton (Barry Ward) faces deportation for running a community hall for the arts, enabling the villagers to gather to sing, dance, paint, study or box, which led to his deportation.Genre: DramaActors: Barry Ward, Francis Magee, Aileen Henry, Simone Kirby, Stella McGirl, Sorcha Fox, Martin Lucey, Mikel Murfi, Shane OBrien, Denise Gough, Jim Norton, ...»Director: Ken LoachCountry: United Kingdom, Ireland, France, Belgium, JapanDuration: 109 minQuality: HDRelease: 2014IMDb: 6.7Rating(0) Voted0 CommentsSort By- Newest
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Actors of "Jimmys Hall"
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Characters of "Jimmys Hall"
James GraltonPlayed by: Barry Ward
OonaghPlayed by: Simone Kirby
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Directors of "Jimmys Hall"
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Creators of "Jimmys Hall"
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Critic Reviews of "Jimmys Hall"
St. Louis Post-DispatchAugust 19, 2015Working from a fact-based screenplay by his longtime collaborator Paul Laverty, Loach addresses a theme that resonates throughout his work: the effect of the political on the personal.
Seattle TimesAugust 06, 2015Loach is clearly on Gralton's side, but he's remarkably evenhanded about it. Norton is a formidable villain, while Ward is just vulnerable enough to make the showdown dramatically persuasive.
Globe and MailJuly 17, 2015As dramatically stilted as Jimmy's Hall is, it has an undeniably appealing integrity ...
Philadelphia InquirerJuly 16, 2015There's humanity here, on all sides, and a gentle wisdom beneath the raging rhetoric.
Associated PressJuly 16, 2015While this deeply romanticized and fictionalized account of a little-known underdog might not serve you in any trivia capacities, it's also a worthy and loving story of humanity in the face of oppression.
Movie TalkSeptember 10, 2016Barry Ward's handsome, charismatic hero is a romanticised figure (in reality Gralton was middle-aged and balding), which wouldn't matter if his character had been given more depth and shade.
New Zealand HeraldMay 16, 2016A handsomely mounted, yet modest and precise piece of work that unearths a little-known true story of injustice and reminds us all of how the present is always in the shadow of the past.
South China Morning PostApril 06, 2016This 1930s-set drama chronicling events leading to the deportation of a little-known, real-life Irish political activist is a graceful digest of Loach's signature motifs.
Jerusalem PostMarch 22, 2016It's mildly entertaining but suffers from the one problem common to all these movies -- that the enemy is so vile, there is little shading.
Arkansas Democrat-GazetteJanuary 09, 2016... a soft-focus, minor film. It's not bad, but it could have been better. Hence the heartbreak.
SF WeeklyDecember 31, 2015Even an ultimately forgettable effort from this esteemed social-realist director can't help but achieve eloquence in its affirmation of basic human decency.
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