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Gold

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An offbeat comedy about an estranged father who returns to his hometown after an absence of ten years in order to reconnect with his daughter and ex-wife but unwittingly finds himself responsible for almost destroying all their lives.

Year

2014

Duration

1h 28m

IMDb

6.1

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Cast

NH

Niall Heery

Director

James Nesbitt

Frank

Maisie Williams

Abbie

Cast

NH

Niall Heery

Director

James Nesbitt

Frank

Maisie Williams

Abbie

David Wilmot

Ray

Kerry Condon

Alice

Steven Mackintosh

Gerry

David McSavage

Therapist

Lucy Parker Byrne

Karen

Patrick Gibson

Devon

DH

Dónal Haughey

Stuart

EJ

Eddie Jackson

Gym Receptionist

MM

Martin Maloney

Kenny

AO

Aela O'Flynn

Dawn

Ashley McGuire

Rosie

BH

Brendan Heery

Writer

NH

Niall Heery

Writer

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10 Comments

Joy mazzMay 29, 2023

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Sajid UmarMay 15, 2023

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Alicia Tite sympaMay 12, 2023

1.Great graphics. 2.Great presentation The characters are rich as always. The world is very immersing. Very mature story up until the plot twist( very expected one). The story is very interesting and sets the foundation of what could be a brilliant trilogy, or more. Action scene is best for the moment the warp action is incredible even story line is weak to understand why it is like this and that it still pretty fun to watch for pure action scene All in all, the movie is a brilliant work of art that critiques couldn't be more wrong about giving it such low scores. Try it for yourself and judge.

sandra nguessan 👑May 12, 2023

Extremely rough around the edges. Almost charmingly so, but not quite. 'Gold' hits many a trope/cliché for what it aims to do, which is obvious to see but it's not produced with the softest of touches. I do like the cast, from Maisie Williams to James Nesbitt to Kerry Condon to David Wilmot, but they don't have much to work with unfortunately. At least it doesn't run for too long. I wouldn't class it as anything bad per se, though I can't see myself remembering this in t-minus 1 day.

may claraMay 12, 2023

I did love the movie, maybe because of the maisie williams but i did not like the falling this much. Comedy in this movie hilarious. if you like indie movies with family drama this is your movie.

Anele Ney ZondoMay 12, 2023

It's the first time that i want to write my opinion in a movie. "Gold" is simply one of the best Comedy films ever made: The plots is brilliantly developed, the actors is detailed and beautiful to look at, the characters are fascinating and interesting, and the world simply captivating, but mysterious and dangerous and well. I really enjoyed it and the story was very good. Every actors looked awesome and had so much detail to them. I think it was so cool. The movie was really cute. I really enjoyed the movie and recommend you see it. :) Please watch it, you will not be disappointed. I am giving this an 9/10 star ! my favourite genre of all time !

444🎯May 12, 2023

I loved this movie. The story is a simple one. But the way it is presented and performed makes this movie really shine. The cast is perfect. I didn't watch GoT yet so I can say without any bias that Maisie Williams is a great young actress. Her performance of a teenager trying to live up to the expectations of her stepfather is absolutely great. Other main actors James Nesbitt, David Wilmot and Kerry Condon never disappoint as well. Somehow we see them all with their faults and yet it is hard not to like them. They are truly presented as complex humans. We can see how Ray and Frank both love their daughter but in different ways want what is the best for her. It also has some nice dialogues. Like the first conversation of Frank and Ray as well as the one about what he did before. Watching the relationship between Ray and Abbie grow was also great. I was crying when he leaves and when she came to visit him. It isn't just a comedy, there is a lot of tragedy in it but it is presented in a not very tough and lighter way. Some moments are very comical. Mainly Frank's videos, they were hilarious.

eartghull❤May 12, 2023

i surprisingly had a good time! The cinematics are good, humour was quite on point and it had a great moral in the movie. Some might argue that the movie came a little bit too late, but i tend to disagree. My friend remembered the main characters and was happy to see them. I really enjoyed it and the story was very good. +Surprisingly charming +Voice talent Overall though I liked it since Gold is my favourite genre of all time. Yes folks I am a 25 year old woman with no children and I love this movies so what. I am giving this an 10/10 star !

🤴🏼Hamza Asrar🤴🏼May 12, 2023

Similar to other titles that aim to deliver messages regarding life's journey, maturity, redemption and moving forward, the exception with Gold, is this particular feature entertainingly provides substance and enjoyment, with a conclusion that is not only believable, but feels as though a continuing story exists after the credits start to roll. The always engrossing Maisie Williams shines in this dramatic comedy as Abby, delivering a performance that is as honest and sympathetic, as it is charming and angst-y. During the feature, each of the central characters are fueled by their own motivations and agendas, and Abby is no different. Under the guidance of her step father Frank (James Nesbitt), whose goal is to develop a successful athletic strategy, Abby wishes to make her family proud by earning gold on the track. On the other hand though, Alice (Kerry Condon), Abby's mother, is the least developed character, with little emphasis on her driving influences. These hopes and dreams the family shares are strained by the arrival of Abby's biological father Ray (David Wilmot), whose original intentions are to attend to family matters. Despite his age, Ray is yet to realize the ramifications his actions can potentially cause, especially with regards to Abby. The influence he can occasionally have on her is not only negative, but destructive, as both their lives begin to share a sense of overlapping symmetry. This inevitably leads to a series of confrontations, that are as truthfully portrayed as they often are hilarious. By incorporating these scenarios, the film touches on issues that affect the lives of adolescents and adults alike, and moreover illustrates how families not only cope, but try to move forward. Although Ray is, in all likelihood, designed to be a sympathetic character, I was unable to feel any sympathy for him. This was not influenced by Wilmot's performance, who effectively constructed an individual whose life has taken a turn for the worse, but due to the character's complete lack of responsibility, alongside his inability to help others, including himself. Sweet, thought provoking and brimming with talent, Gold is the perfect film to watch either on your own, or alongside friends and family (although it should be noted that profanities do make an appearance).

Oumi amaniMay 12, 2023

I have only rated it awful because I am unable to review this movie, and to me that is awful. It is completely unavailable in Australia. No cinema release, no streaming service. I have even contacted the Irish distribution company and they are unable to assist with getting it on DVD. Pity, because it sounds like our type of movie :(