Celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day with a movie set in Ireland.
Celebrate Saint Patrick’s Day with a movie set in Ireland.
December Bride
A proud Irish servant girl rebels against her strict upbringing by having love affairs with two brothers at the same time.
Kisses
Two Irish children, both seeking to escape their home lives, run away and wander the streets of Dublin.
Leap Year
Hurt by her boyfriend’s lack of a marriage proposal on their anniversary, Anna flies to Ireland to propose to him on Leap Day and meets a man who helps her get across the country.
Michael Collins
The life and struggles of Irish statesman Michael Collins who negotiated Ireland’s break with England.
Ondine
A fisherman pulls up his nets one day to find a woman inside, which his daughter believes to be a selkie, but as they fall in love, a figure from her past threatens to disrupt their happiness.
Ryan’s Daughter
In the wake of the 1916 Easter Rising, a married woman in a small Irish village has an affair with a troubled British officer.
The Eclipse
In a seaside Irish town, romance sparks between a widower, who believes he is seeing the ghost of his not-yet-dead father-in-law, and a horror writer who is in town for a literary festival.
The Guard
A small-town Irish cop with a confrontational personality joins forces with an uptight FBI agent in an effort to take down a gang of drug traffickers.
The Quiet Man
When an American prize-fighter kills a man in the ring, he returns to the Irish village where he was born to find peace and there he meets and falls in love with the sister of the village bully.
The Wind that Shakes the Barley
In 1920s Ireland, two brothers join guerrilla squads fighting British soldiers for Ireland’s independence.
Veronica Guerin
An Irish journalist is assassinated by drug dealers she wrote about in a series of stories.
Visions of Ireland
Explores Ireland’s most scenic views through ground and aerial footage.
Waking Ned Devine
When Ned Devine dies from shock of winning the lottery, two old friends enlist the help of the whole village in defrauding the lottery to claim the prize.
Mystery Writers of America announced the nominees for the 2012 Edgar Allan Poe Awards, honoring the best in mystery fiction, nonfiction, and television published or produced in 2011.
