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Thursday, Apr 3, 1986
Four Days in July
"Mike Leigh's pointed drama concerns two couples, one Catholic and one Protestant, living in Belfast. Although near neighbors, they have but one thing in common: the wives are expecting their first babies, which will be born in the same hospital on the same day. From this simple premise Leigh and his wonderful actors have fashioned a painfully accurate portrait of the divisions of Northern Ireland. Acting, as in every Leigh film, is beyond praise, and the on-location camerawork in the troubled, war-torn city brings the tragedy of Northern Ireland vividly alive." David Stratton, Variety
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