In 1916, in Ireland during the First World War, the cheerful girl Rosie Ryan, the principal of the primary school, who was much older than her . The two vowed to marry soon. On their wedding night, Rosie and Charles had an unpleasant altercation, and both suffered from it. The incoming garrison commander, Major Randover, fell in love with Rosie at first sight, and the people in the village talked a lot. Old traditional ideas and a case of fornicating the German army to sell arms caused the people in the village to ruthlessly punish Rosie. Rosie's husband, Charles, can't quell the anger of the people, but Father Colinarrives to quell the anger of the villagers. Randover mistook Rosie for abandoning him and committed suicide. Rosie, angry with the villagers' secular prejudice, left the backward and troubled mountain village with her husband
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Ryan's Daughter movie plot
2022-04-07 08:01
Extended Reading
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Jessie 2022-04-20 09:02:56
The light and shadow are beautiful, the Irish Dingle corner is so beautiful... The best Father Collins, the most perfect interpretation of the love and tolerance of the Christian spirit. The heroine is another Bovary syndrome patient. The officer has a pair of good legs and silhouettes several times, which is simply the best symbol of pain and desire in the dark.
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Ned 2022-04-19 09:03:17
20121212jtl epic director David Lean has a small output, but every time he makes an extraordinary shot. Three and a half minutes, quite a classical theater. The director's ability to use scene lyric narrative is extremely profound. The photography is superb and captures the picturesque scenery of Ireland. The children are long in love, the family and the country are in love, and the positions are different and have their own reasons. Delicate and atmospheric finish. John Mills, who played the lame Mike, did not say a word but acted incisively and vividly, full of old drama bones. 4.5
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Randolph Doryan: [after O'Leary has been arrested] Is there anything you want?
Tim O'Leary: Cigarette.
[Corporal gives him a cigarette]
Randolph Doryan: Anything else?
Tim O'Leary: Yes...
[drags on cigarette]
Tim O'Leary: GET OUT OF MY COUNTRY!
Mrs. McCardle: God bless you, Tim O'Leary!
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Tim O'Leary: Talk. This whole cursed country will capsize with talk!