Into the West (1992) - Part 7

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Into the West is a film about two young boys, Tito (Conroy) and Ossie (Fitzgerald), whose father (Byrne) was "King of the Travellers" until his wife, Mary, dies during the birth of their second son, Ossie. The boys' grandfather (David Kelly) is an old story-telling Traveller, who regales the children with Irish folk-tales and legends. When he is followed by a beautiful white horse called Tír na nÓg (meaning "Land of Eternal Youth" in Irish), from the sea to Dublin, where the boys and their father now live, the boys are overwhelmed with joy and the dreams of becoming cowboys. The horse is stolen from them and they begin their adventure to get their mystical horse back. They escape the poverty of a north Dublin council estate, and "Into the West" where they find that Tír na nÓg is not just a horse.

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[DementedCaver]

I just heard that some folks are thinking about making a remake of this, so I watched the original just now. Now really....why bother making a remake when the original is this good. It would be like trying to remake Citizen Kane or Gone With The Wind. Utter folly if you ask me.

[soni2408cka]

Waaaaw!I dont know what i can wrote on this film... My emotions are so screaming.... I like Irland nature, I like Gabriel Byrne, I like this film! Excelent.

[kynismos]

Ireland is poetry... and very good prose.

[dahliagovan]

what a great movie,thanks!

[Esclarmonde04]

thank you for having posted this film, I'm found of it, the story, the actors, the landscapes...

[DeLuneNoir]

awesome movie

[yourengland]

Thank you so much for posting this! One of the fundamental movies of my childhood, and I never thought I'd see it again.