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1. • • Rated: 5/5 May 11, 2021 One of the nation's finest films, Maeve is a brave, important film, whose intellectual honesty and defiant spirit ought to inspire generations of Irish filmmakers.
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   Is Maeve a good movie?

   • Maeve is never easy viewing. Instead, it’s an unflinching insight into radical ideas and an oppressive society, one that perhaps raised a few eyebrows at the time, but today still seems distinctly modern in its outlook. The fact that few of the actors have familiar faces also gives it a documentary feel.

   Maeve (1981) – Film Review - On: Yorkshire Magazine

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   Who plays Maeve in 'Maeve'?

   • Maeve: Directed by John Arthur Davies, Pat Murphy. With Mary Jackson, Mark Mulholland, Brid Brennan, Trudy Kelly. Maeve (Mary Jackson) returns to Belfast after being away for several years, and she stays in the family home with her sister and father.

   Maeve (1981) - IMDb

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   Is Maeve a feminist film?

   • Pat Murphy and John Davis' seminal 1981 film Maeve offers an alternative, feminist perspective on the Troubles and Irish nationalism. The film has just been reissued by the BFI - watch an extract from filmmaker and programmer Chris O'Neill's video essay created especially for the re-release above, and read Chris's introduction below.

   Maeve, revisited - inside an Irish screen classic - RTÉ

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   What is Maeve about?

   • A film about the individual’s relationship to the flow of history, Maeve is itself a historical milestone: generally accepted as Ireland’s first feminist feature, it was also the first film to be cast and shot in Belfast (no mean feat while the Troubles were raging).

   Maeve review: a startlingly radical Irish experiment

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   Jul 5, 2021 · Maeve is a startlingly radical Irish experiment ripe for rediscovery. At a time when films set in Northern Ireland invariably offered grim realism, Pat Murphy’s Belfast-based drama challenged with its daring form and ideological exchanges.

4. www.on-magazine.co.uk › arts › film-reviewsMaeve (1981) – Film Review. Unique female perspective on the ...

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   Maeve is never easy viewing. Instead, it’s an unflinching insight into radical ideas and an oppressive society, one that perhaps raised a few eyebrows at the time, but today still seems distinctly modern in its outlook.

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   Jun 24, 2021 · Pat Murphy and John Davis' seminal 1981 film Maeve offers an alternative, feminist perspective on the Troubles and Irish nationalism.

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   May 17, 2021 · Review: Maeve. Blu-ray: Maeve (1981) Pat Murphy’s first film was her most experimental. Set during the troubles in Ireland it tells the story of Catholic girl Maeve Sweeney (Mary Jackson), a young Belfast woman who lives in London and returns to the family home for a visit.

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   Maeve (Mary Jackson) returns to Belfast after being away for several years, and she stays in the family home with her sister and father. Reviews Cast & Crew Photos Media Info. Rated: 5/5 May 11,...

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   • Director: Pat Murphy

   • Category: Drama
   • Actors: Mary Jackson

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   Jun 16, 1983 · Maeve: Directed by John Arthur Davies, Pat Murphy. With Mary Jackson, Mark Mulholland, Brid Brennan, Trudy Kelly. Maeve (Mary Jackson) returns to Belfast after being away for several years, and she stays in the family home with her sister and father.

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    Sep 10, 2012 · This assertion made to an ex-boyfriend by the heroine, on a return visit to her Catholic minority family in her native Belfast after a period of self-chosen exile in the (for her) liberating ...