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RE: Swedish film (shown as "Punk Princess" in Denmark)

Posted by pbarach on March 7, 2010 at 11:36:14:
The Irish song Lass of Aughrim (sung beautifully in the movie by Frank Patterson) leads into the last 15 minutes of that film, which is indelible in my memory, as Anjelica Huston tells her husband about the love she had for someone who died, and he realizes that he has never had that kind of emotional intensity or passion in his marriage or anywhere else in his life, and never will.

(Yeah, the rest of the movie is boring)