"White Irish Drinkers," about two brothers living in the ... Nurtured properly, the film could find a responsive audience across generations with its savvy mix of youthful restlessness, crime ...

Following tomorrow’s parade comes the film “White Irish Drinkers.” No musical. It’s a shoot-’em-up with street toughs, petty crimes, local mobsters, good drinking and bad behavior.

“White Irish Drinkers” director John Gray shared his thoughts on making his Brooklyn-set drama with indieWIRE. The film hits select cinemas today, March 25. In 1975 in the Bay Ridge area in ...

Create an account or sign in to continue with your reading experience. , you know what kind of film you’re getting. Ditto . But ? You might legitimately expect some kind of raucous buddy flick ...

“White Irish Drinkers” was featured at the International Toronto film festival earlier this week.

The stereotypes and cliches outnumber the boozers in “White Irish Drinkers,” starting with that title and the film’s portrait-of-the-artist-as-a-young-man hero Brian Leary (Nick Thurston of ...

On the acquiring the picture, Robert Baruc, President of Screen Media Films added, “We are proud to be involved with ‘White Irish Drinkers.’ This is the kind of film we seek out; a film with ...

Writer-director John Gray tills well-trod ground to harvest “White Irish Drinkers,” a modestly engaging domestic drama that earns few points for originality but rewards aud attention with ...

“White Irish Drinkers” might be writer-director John ... it also colors his valiant attempts to make dialogue zing, and give the film’s women — Brian’s beleaguered mom (Karen Allen ...

Such a snarky synopsis may oversimplify writer-director John Gray's film clef about growing ... and if nothing else, White Irish Drinkers does conjure up a Me Decade of shaggy sideburns, Rolling ...

Unfortunately, one of the more amusing moments in White Irish Drinkers involves a couple of Italian-American-looking guys mistakenly entering a working-class Irish-American bar in Brooklyn.