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Bad Landlord | Desertion
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Best Actor in a Supporting Role Film | 2020 | Stephen
Best Sound | 2020 | Fionn
Best Director Film | 2020 | Lance
Best Actor | 2018 | Hugo
Best Irish Film | 2018
The term 'Black 47' refers to the summer of 1847, when the Irish potato famine was at its height and hundreds of thousands of people died from starvation.
The knife Martin Feeney uses is a kukri/khukuri. Originally from the Indian subcontinent, it is mostly associated with the Nepali speaking Gurkhas of Nepal and India. First seen by the British during the Anglo-Nepalese War or Gurkha War of 1814 - 1816.
1 million people perished and died during the Irish famine
At the end of the film, before the end credits, there is the following dedication: "in memory of all those who died, and those who went away, never to return."
"Lord Kilmichael: The peasants are all the same. No appreciation of beauty. Conneely: Beauty would be held in much higher regard, Sir, if it could be eaten."
"Lord Kilmichael: Speaking of beauty. This one could almost be English. Her hair. Her skin, fine bosom. Certainly head and shoulders above any of the miserable hags on the estate. Conneely: Take the prettiest English maiden, put her for one season in an Irish cabin. Feed her water and potato, dress her in rags and make her wade though bogs and sleep with the family pig. Take from her any hope that the future will be different and when she crawls out of her hovel, stretching out her scrawny hand for a penny, how much will she look like that pretty English maiden?"
