Because the world continues to be eagerly waiting for Thomas Shelby to return his EP The movie "Peaky Blinders"Let's have fun with the memory bar and talk about one of Silian Murphy's best movies. No, not "Oppenheimer" or "Danki", but another stunning historical feature - "the wind that shakes the barley" since 2006.

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Soon after Constituent with Christian Bale's dark knight in 2005 "Batman Starts", Murphy gave one of his biggest performances like Damjan O'Donovan, an aspirational Irish doctor in Cork County, whose plans to learn medicine in London are forever intertwined after witnessing the brutality of British forces.

Now, calling it "the wind that shakes the barley" film "underestimated" can be a little stretching, as the film has received immediate critical recognition after its publication; After all, he won Palme D'or in Cannes. However, 2006 was a long time ago, almost 20 years. (It hurts to read, has it not?) Since playing the favorite British gangster at all until the Oscar wins Robert J. Oppenheimer, Murphy's Starweet has catapult jumps and borders. This means that some of his previous things are overshadowed, so let's try to fix it by diving in what makes the "barman the barley" such a frightening and amazing movie, and maybe even Murphy's best film.

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The "barley -shaking wind" takes place in the early 1920s and revolves around the Irish War of Independence (and the subsequent civil war). In addition to Murphy, the film has heavy strikes like future Game of Thrones Stars', Liam Cunningham and Roger Alam.

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Director Ken Loach and writer Paul Laverty perfectly catch a period of quarrel. During the film, the conflict brings nothing but more conflict. It seems that the powerful sense of fear is atmot above every scene. It feels like the violence erupted at any moment; This is flawlessly illustrated immediately at the beginning of the film, when one of Damian's friends is brutally killed by a local British patrol after a fun game.

The "barley -shaking wind" brilliantly handles the theme of the family and how the war can split. We will not spoil things here (because this is a wonderful movie that everyone should watch). But the film's primary plot exceeds Irish resistance to the British monarchy. Digging deep into the tragedy of what happens when uncompromising combat lines are drawn and family members stand on the opposite sides.

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This is a film that must be seen for every Silian Murphy fan, as he fully captures his acting greatness, from his angry rumbles to brilliantly transmitted subtle emotional uncertainty and perfectly predicts the whole Chinese greatness awaiting him.

The "barley -shaking wind" is currently available a stream of plex free (with ads).