Now, you might think that seeing as our wives are off swanning around in England and Spain, Amo and I mistook the title of this film, thinking we were going to see a western about The Cavalry. But no, we knew this was a movie about an Irish Catholic who, since his wife had died made his vocation the Priesthood.
Brendan Gleeson and an array of odd-ball mostly Irish villagers play out the story of a Priest who is told during confession by one of his parishioners that he was going to kill him - because he'd been a good Priest. He's given one week to get his affairs in order, before they are to meet on the windswept local beach for the final - potentially murderous - scene.
This was a Philomena-esque film, with the pace and excellence of Nebraska. It was a brilliant script, choc-full of witticisms, sound logic and weird characters.
Our evening was rounded off with dinner at Dosa, and being chatted up by two tipsy. middle-aged women at the bar.
Hope the wives are jealous when they hear this!
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