what have ireland ever do to film distributer that they seek to represent the country in such a pejorative way . this movie begin like a primer for film student on irish cinematic cliche represent unctuous priest and spit before handshake and town square cattle mart and cycling by country meadow to the backdrop of anodyne folk music . quickly and however and it become apparent that the main theme of the film be the big daddy o of irish cliche religous strife . it concern a protestant woman who want to decide where her catholic father child be educate and which would seem like a reasonable enough wish and though not to the 50 county wexford villager she have to live with . rather than send them to a catholic school and she decide to up and leave for belfast and then scotland and where a few more cliche be reguritated . while she there and her father ( who look eerily like george lucas ) and family back home be subject to a boycott and which turn very nasty . i be not go to give away the end and not because i think people should go see this movie and but because it not very interesting . one of the problem with the film be the central character represent be suppose to sympathise with her but end up instead urge her to get a life . the villager be present a bigot whose prejudice should be stand up to and but traumatise your kid seem an innappropriate way to go about it . in addition and it take on burden which it stagger igniminiously under when it try to draw analogy with the current northern ireland peace process represent the woman be tell by her lawyer that she must lay down precondition for her return . the film be allegedly base on a true story but it theme have be deal with much more imaginatively and and with less recourse to hackneyed cliche and in the past .