Agnes Browne (1999)

	Lou Lumenick - NY Post
	Roger Ebert - Chicago Sun-Times
	Michael Wilmington - Chicago Tribune
	Michael O’Sullivan - Washington Post
	John Hartl - Seattle Times
	Jeff Millar - Houston Chronicle
	Jan Stuart - Newsday
	Edward Guthmann - SF Chronicle
	Desmond Ryan - Philadelphia Inquirer
	Stephen Holden - NY Times
	Jay Carr - Boston Globe
	Jane Sumner - Dallas Morning News
	Ernest Hardy - Film.com
	Walter Addiego - SF Examiner
	Rob Blackwelder - SPLICED Online

“A satisfying Irish stew made from very familiar ingredients”

- Lou Lumenick

“The finished picture feels like a random series of moments in a lamentable widow's life, with no foundation or organic flow whatsoever”

- Rob Blackwelder

Agnes Browne

Anjelica Huston stars as a recently widowed Irish mother who dreams of seeing Tom Jones in concert. Marion O'Dwyer, Ray Winstone, Arno Chevrier, Gerard McSorley, Niall O'Shea, Ciaran Owens, Roxanna Williams, Carl Power, Mark Power, Gareth O'Connor, James Lappin, Tom Jones. Director: Anjelica Huston (1999, R)

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