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Love & Savagery

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4.42/5

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Based on 56 votes and 16 reviews.


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User rating: June 24, 2010

Excellent storyline, beautiful scenery. Cute accents.

User rating: November 22, 2009

I loved the movie...wonderful scenery....strong characterization....serious themes, yet the touches of humor made it very enjoyable. A not too surprising ending, considering the strong influence of Catholicism in that era.

User rating: November 16, 2009

excellent;a very touching movie, refreshing in this age of superficiality...great scenery, great actors, and great music... A beautiful movie!

User rating: November 16, 2009

Great movie with an enjoyable storyline. Started a little slow but evolved into a very interesting movie with excellent main character actors who were very natural. Some excellent scenery. A nice change from some of the weird movies being made today. I could easily watch it again even though I know the outcome. It was quite enjoyable and emotional. Great job by all.

User rating: November 7, 2009

Great story; good acting.

User rating: November 6, 2009

This is a film that will have you staring alternately at the magnificent (although bleak) scenery of County Clare, Ireland and at Sarah Greene, who plays the beautiful and expressive girl whom a visiting Newfoundland poet and geologist falls for. To the last few minutes of the film, you won't know for sure whether the girl will choose her love of God or her love of the young poet for her future. This situation may be a cliche, but here it is presented as fresh and meaningful. And Cathleen, the Irish girl, is not just a knee-jerk proto-nun, either. The Church, she tells the poet, is going through profound changes (this is set in 1969), and she tries to make an educated choice. The sensitiv