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About 20 mins from the end, a wide b/w landscape shot shows BOTH cranes in the background.According [...]	D
The accents of the characters come and go, especially for Ma.	D
The family are shown as being 'working class' with the father having to work across the water and th [...]	D
Amazingly, nobody in 1960s working class Ireland smokes cigarettes. Ma has her cigarettes in an earl [...]	D
At the time the film is set, only about a third of UK houses had a telephone. Given the apparent pov [...]	D
In many shots a Ford Cortina MK3 can be seen on the streets. Considering the film is set around late [...]	D
At the end of the film when the family catch the bus, the bus stop shown is not the type that would [...]	D
In addition to the comment on the design of the bus stop, there is no way it would be possible to ca [...]	D
When discussing the Apollo 11 mission with his grandparents Buddy refers to the command module as "C [...]	D
At about 33 minutes, a diagram of the solar system is shown which omits Pluto. Pluto was considered [...]	D
About 1 hour 30 into the film, the scene showing the chimneys and side of houses, a satellite dish c [...]	D
The plot is based on two children, one Catholic, one Protestant going to the same school, however Be [...]	D

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Mackie: She keeps banging on now about how Norther [...]	D
Frankie West: It's a waiting game now. When it's t [...]	D
Pop: You know who you are, don't you? Buddy: Yes, [...]	D
Pop: Too long a sacrifice can make a stone of the [...]	D
Buddy: Was that our side that done all that to the [...]	D
Buddy: Is it 27? Pop: That's close enough. And no [...]	D
Granny: Well, them curries, I tried one once. I ha [...]	D
Ma: I didn't come up the loch in a bubble.	D
Miss Lewis: Well, I'm pleased to say your times ta [...]	D
Pa: And do you know where that is? Sydney. Will: [...]	D
Pop: Women are very mysterious. Granny: And women [...]	D
Buddy: We're going to the pictures. He's taking us [...]	D
Granny: I'm always saying to your man there, what' [...]	D
[last lines] Granny: Go. Go now. Don't look back. [...]	D
Pa: You let them go now. Billy Clanton: No, I thi [...]	D
Granny: Them peoples don't give you any bother in [...]	D
Ma: You and me, we've known each other since we we [...]	D
Auntie Violet: The Irish were born for leavin', ot [...]	D
Buddy: We have to do a project about the moon land [...]	D
Ma: We can't all leave. There'd be nobody left but [...]	D
Pop: ...if they can't understand ya, then they're [...]	D
Pa: We could take trips back. Ma: And pay for it [...]	D
Minister: So do not say in grief that you are sorr [...]	D
Moira: They can just come up to you when you're no [...]	D
Buddy: But sure, there's only one right answer. P [...]	D
Mr Stewart: Right, Billy, we've no call for fists [...]	D
Ma: Put it back I said. Billy Clanton: Hey, woman [...]	D
Buddy: God. This takes ages. No wonder they call i [...]	D
Moira: You can tell them by their names. Buddy: H [...]	D
Pa: It's a mad world. Frankie West: Well get used [...]	D
Buddy: My ma says, if we went across the water, th [...]	D
Pop: There's nothing wrong with an outside toilet, [...]	D
Pop: Belfast will still be here when you get back. [...]	D
Buddy: Daddy, do you think me and that wee girl ha [...]	D
Pa: What's yours is mine, and what's mine's my own [...]	D
Buddy: [about to leave Belfast] I'll come back. C [...]	D
Billy Clanton: Folks always have a problem with ch [...]	D
Pa: So the doctor says, 'Listen, John, I've got so [...]	D
Soldier: Make an orderly queue to be allowed entra [...]	D
Ma: [sitting with family in movie theater watching [...]	D
Auntie Violet: All the Irish need to survive is a [...]	D
Pa: Aren't you a silver-tongued charmer. Mrs Ford [...]	D
Pop: Oh, that puts me in mind of a great wee syste [...]	D
Moira: Do you want to join a gang? Buddy: I'm not [...]	D
Pa: Be good. And if you can't be good... Buddy: B [...]	D
Pop: When you've gray hair, people think your hear [...]	D
Billy Clanton: The problem with people like you is [...]	D
Buddy: That was a lot of people that came to see h [...]	D
Pa: Look, mind your nonsense for now, and I'll tak [...]	D
Pop: Get yourselves to the moon. London's only one [...]	D
Buddy: I've had too much God for one day. Ma: You [...]	D
Ma: Why did you take that washing powder? Buddy: [...]	D
Pa: Ach, you're no real Protestant. You're a jumpe [...]	D
Buddy: Every night, before I go to sleep, when I s [...]	D

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