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It is a touching movie about characters with cultural differences which are instrumental in the resolution of unspoken injustices. The scenery of Ireland is breathtaking and the pace of the film is soothing. Pierce Brosnan is to be commended for bringing out the nature of his people and how their sentiments merge with the beauty of his native land.

I recently discovered this gem in my public library and it has made me want to travel to the Hebrides. It is an innocent tale of love, that unexpected moment when "the one" comes along quite unexpectedly. It has that proper English composure quite unlike the impulsiveness of our day. A retrospective walk through the glen with images of fascinating legends and curses while the Gaelic lingers in your mind.