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Stella Days is a irlandais film of genre Drama directed by Thaddeus O'Sullivan released in USA on 22 june 2012 with Martin Sheen
Stella Days (2012)
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Add to a movie listReleased in USA 22 june 2012
Length 1h44
Directed by Thaddeus O'Sullivan
OriginIrlande
Genres Drama
Rating58%
Stella Days est un film irlandais réalisé par Thaddeus O'Sullivan, sorti en 2011, tiré du livre de Michael Doorley : Stella Days 1957-1967: The Life and Times of a Rural Irish Cinema (« La vie et l'époque d'un cinéma irlandais rural »).
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Dans les années 1950, Borrisokane , village reculé dans le Comté de Tipperary en Irlande, voit sa vie changer avec le retour sur ses terres du père Daniel Barry (Martin Sheen) après vingt ans passés aux États-Unis. Passionné par le cinéma, ce dernier souhaite ouvrir une salle de projection dans le village : le « Stella ». Commence alors un conflit entre l'église conservatrice et novatrice.Actors
Martin Sheen
(Fr. Daniel Barry)
Stephen Rea
(Brendan)
Amy Huberman
(Eileen)
Trystan Gravelle
(Tim Lynch)
Tom Hickey
(Bishop Hegarty)
Hugh O'Conor
(Willie)
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