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The Future Tense

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When two Irish filmmakers travel home from London with their daughter, they reflect on their relationship to Ireland, and their adopted home, England.

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Peter Bradshaw Guardian 08/21/2023
4/5
The Future Tense is an absorbing part of the Lawlor-Molloy body of work; a densely significant filmic text in which passion and pain are kept in check, but always simmering close to the surface. Go to Full Review
David Jenkins Little White Lies 08/16/2023
4/5
A messy, meandering and often very moving joy. Go to Full Review
Wendy Ide Screen International 02/24/2023
It’s a fascinating, intellectually agile work that manages to be both intensely personal while also relevant to anyone who has ever questioned whether they really know their home country. Go to Full Review
Chris Wasser Sunday Independent (Ireland) 08/24/2023
3/5
With The Future Tense, Irish filmmakers Christine Molloy and Joe Lawlor, aka Desperate Optimists, deliver a clever, complex documentary about the idea of home. Where is it, what does it mean, who are we without one? Go to Full Review
Paul Whitington Irish Independent 08/18/2023
4/5
A thoughtful, funny and sometimes profound film that is bound to make you think. Go to Full Review
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janet p Dec 24 Incredible weaving of personal history with cultural and political events told in an original and often very humorous fashion. Loved it See more Read all reviews
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Movie Info

Synopsis When two Irish filmmakers travel home from London with their daughter, they reflect on their relationship to Ireland, and their adopted home, England.
Director
Joe Lawlor, Christine Molloy
Genre
Documentary
Original Language
English
Runtime
1h 29m