Sat, 24 Jun, 2017 - 01:00
Declan Burke
You don’t get many anti-capitalist fables masquerading as off-beat romantic comedies to the pound these days, but Joel Hopkins’ Hampstead (12A) is a pleasant confection with a chewy centre.
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CourtsArts Film & TVPlace: HampsteadPlace: Hampstead HeathPlace: TipperaryPlace: DublinPlace: UKPlace: New IrelandPlace: HavanaPerson: Joel Hopkins’Person: EmilyPerson: Diane KeatonPerson: PhilipPerson: James NortonPerson: DonaldPerson: Brendan GleesonPerson: Robert FestingerPerson: Hopkins’Person: KeatonPerson: GleesonPerson: MaggiePerson: Iseult CaseyPerson: AndyPerson: Shane Murray-CorcoranPerson: Tom RyanPerson: ShyPerson: Ardal O’HanlonPerson: Pat ShorttPerson: O’HanlonPerson: Michael BayPerson: MerlinPerson: Stanley TucciPerson: King ArthurPerson: Anthony Hopkins’Person: TransformersPerson: Optimus PrimePerson: John TurturroPerson: Mark WahlbergPerson: MegatronOrganisation: OxfamOrganisation: Trinity CollegeOrganisation: TRF
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