Small Things Like These

This was a very artsy film. Beautiful cinematic atmosphere. The film was slow and hard to follow, but I was still able to appreciate it. It told a raw and real story.

I don't think I've ever seen Cillian Murphy happy in any of his films.

Not really sure what to think of it

Solemn & the cinematography speaks for itself when this is really a quiet film for the most part… it’s hard to believe that this monstrosity went on for so long & only ended ~28 years ago. Being raised Catholic I appreciate films like this that expose how awful it was b4 myLT 🥺⛪️🔔

Really good. It’s just so hard to capture the imagery of the book, but this did as fine a job as it could. I wish it would have explored Furlong’s faith more. It’s important to the story that Furlong is compelled by his faith in confronting ecclesiastical abuses in Ireland.

When Cillian cries I cry