The Fading Light

2009
1h 11m

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7.0/10

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'To the outside world, Yvonne is a strong, happy and successful woman. But

when she returns home to be with her sick mother, she is forced to make

life-changing decisions and the facade that she has carefully constructed

begins to collapse.

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To the outside world, Yvonne is a strong, happy and successful woman. But when she returns home to be with her sick mother, she is forced to make life-changing decisions and the facade that ... Read allTo the outside world, Yvonne is a strong, happy and successful woman. But when she returns home to be with her sick mother, she is forced to make life-changing decisions and the facade that she has carefully constructed begins to collapse.To the outside world, Yvonne is a strong, happy and successful woman. But when she returns home to be with her sick mother, she is forced to make life-changing decisions and the facade that she has carefully constructed begins to collapse.

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IMDb RATING

7.0/10

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See production info at IMDbPro

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- 2 wins & 1 nomination

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The film was written for the actors Patrick O'Donnell, Emma Eliza Regan and Bibbi Larsson, who had all worked with writer/director Ivan Kavanagh on his previous feature films.

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10/10

Brilliant Film

I was very lucky to see this film during it's run in Dublin's IFI cinema. It's the story of two sisters returning to their childhood family home to care for their dying mother and disabled brother. Beautifully shot, the cinematography is fantastic and the sound design really pulls you into the drama. The cast are amazing. I have rarely seen performances that are so natural and you never fail to believe in the realness of their performances. A standout mention must go to Patrick O'Donnell for his portrayal of mentally disabled Peter. The scene where they tell him that his mother is dying is heartbreaking and unforgettable. This is a film that will get into your mind and leave you thinking about it for days after. A must see if you get the chance.