The theme of "Jimmy's Hall" is serious and the atmosphere is relatively dull, making it difficult to sell. However, thinkers gather here to dance and brag, and the bridge section is also very interesting in life
. It is also commendable for Ken Loach's grasp of the age and the lightness of the soundtrack that adds to the film
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Most of Ken Loach's movies have serious themes, neat narratives, rough and realistic, and never fool people with brilliance, so it is difficult to become the favorite of the majority of literary youth. "Jimmy's Hall" returns to the topic of "Ireland". This film is adapted from the experience of James Gladton, the leader of the Irish Communist Party. The "Jimmy Ballroom" is located in Ireland. Thinkers gather here to dance and brag, and Ken Roach's monstrous desire for expression is fully released
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