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Young Cassidy

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In a vibrant Dublin of the early 20th century, a young playwright grapples with the effervescent reality of his time. With a burning dream of succeeding in the theater world, Cassidy, a free-spirited idealist, battles against the conventions of society while confronting his own insecurities and ambitions. From the lively cafés where he meets with his friends to the turbulent political protests erupting around him, his life is a whirlwind of creativity and dissent.

The protagonist encounters a series of fascinating characters, from a talented and defiant actress to a charismatic politician who shares his radical ideals. As his life unfolds, Cassidy finds himself torn between his artistic aspirations and a growing commitment to the Irish nationalist cause. However, his passion for art becomes a form of rebellion, and each play he writes resonates with the yearning for freedom he feels in his heart.

As he navigates the treacherous waters of loyalty and betrayal, Cassidy must also confront the sacrifices required by his art. The story becomes a poignant portrait of the struggle between idealism and reality, prompting viewers to reflect on the power of art to challenge the status quo and the unyielding search for truth in times of crisis. With a touch of romance and a generous dose of drama, this film captures the essence of a generation seeking to make its mark on the world.

Media type
Movie
Year
1965
Director
Jack Cardiff
John Ford
Writer
John Whiting
Rating
Service
Internet Movie Database
Rating
6.50
Actors
Rod Taylor
Julie Christie
Maggie Smith
Michael Redgrave
Edith Evans
Flora Robson
Jack MacGowran
Siân Phillips
T. P. McKenna
Julie Ross
Robin Sumner
Philip O'Flynn
Pauline Delaney
Arthur O'Sullivan
Joe Lynch
Vincent Dowling
Tom Irwin
John McDarby
John Cowley
Gerry Sullivan
Bill Foley
John Franklyn
Harry Brogan
Gender
Drama
Country
United Kingdom
Producers
Robert D. Graff
Robert Emmett Ginna
Original title
Young Cassidy
Duration
110
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