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Swing Bout (2024) Movie Review: A Pressure Cooker drama that Feels a Bit Too Familiar For its Own Good
Ciara Berkeley
Written and directed by Maurice O’Carroll, “Swing Bout” is a chamber drama set in the world of boxing. It begins with a brief introduction to all its characters through a stroll behind the scenes, meant to offer an idea of their interpersonal dynamic. Simultaneously, it leads us to believe that they are part of an intense professional environment filled with cutthroat competition and corruption. About ten or fifteen minutes into it, you wonder: What is so special about a boxing championship happening somewhere in Ireland? That leads you to its strengths as well as its limitations. Let’s talk about the strengths first.

The way these people blow things out of proportion makes you realize how important this world is to them. For some, it’s about the sport, while for others, it’s just about the business. The script introduces their conflicts through a clash of ambitions, egos, and prospects.
See full article at High on Films
  • 5/9/2025
  • by Akash Deshpande
  • High on Films
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