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(127) 5.6 93 min 2020 Subtitles and Closed Captions

I Am Patrick: The Patron Saint of Ireland is a movie starring John Rhys-Davies, Moe Dunford, and Toni O'Rourke. I AM PATRICK peels back centuries of legend and myth to tell the true story of Saint Patrick. Through historical...

Genres
History, Adventure, Documentary, Biography, Drama
Director
Jarrod Anderson
Starring
Moe Dunford, John Rhys-Davies, Seán T. Ó Meallaigh, Toni O'Rourke

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Genres History, Adventure, Documentary, Biography, Drama
Director Jarrod Anderson
Writer Jarrod Anderson
Stars Moe Dunford, John Rhys-Davies, Seán T. Ó Meallaigh, Toni O'Rourke
Country USA
Also Known As I Am Patrick, I AM PATRICK
Runtime 1 h 33 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Description I AM PATRICK peels back centuries of legend and myth to tell the true story of Saint Patrick. Through historical re-enactments, expert interviews and Patrick's own writings, experience the journey from man to saint.

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15 customer reviews about adventure «I Am Patrick: The Patron Saint of Ireland»

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Bruce W.
Tuesday, 06 Oct 2020 23:10

This documentary is the second film in a series about Patrick's life, and focuses on his childhood, youth and youth of the late 1800s. The film is a must-see for anyone who loves the Irish history. It tells us the true story of the young Patrick and his connection to his Irish heritage. The documentary is a must-see for anyone who loves the Irish history.
Alexander Edwards
Friday, 25 Sep 2020 22:14

My favorite movie, this movie is very interesting and was not too boring, well worth to watch
Tiffany
Thursday, 24 Sep 2020 00:11

This is a very interesting documentary about the life and times of Patrick Pearse. It is a very well done documentary that gives a very accurate picture of the man. I found it very interesting that the documentary shows the documentary, Pearse's family life, his times, his struggle with alcoholism, and his problems with the Irish church. The documentary shows the main events that led to Pearse's death and the struggles of the Pearse family. This documentary also shows Pearse's relationship with his wife, and how he had a relationship with the Irish church. Pearse's struggle with the Irish church was a major reason that led to Pearse's death. Pearse was a great man, and this documentary is a great documentary to show his life and times.
Roy Richards
Monday, 14 Sep 2020 08:28

This documentary is filled with the sort of images that I have come to associate with the Troubles in Northern Ireland. The images are of young people, their relatives, and their friends being brutally and senselessly killed by British and Irish soldiers, and their bodies then lying in the streets. It is a bleak, silent, and painful documentary that has a certain honesty about it. The young men and women interviewed are ordinary, everyday people who are neither heroes nor martyrs, but they are still the sort of people we would have expected to see in a war movie. The film is centered on the photographer Patrick Coughlan, who was responsible for the famous photographs of the post-revolutionary landscape that have been shown in the world. As we watch the film, we see him at the beginning of his career, with a camera that he has kept for more than twenty years. He has been photographing ordinary people, from beggars and drug addicts to the dead and dying, and it is the way that he has captured the faces of these people that gives the film its powerful power. The documentary is extremely informative and revealing about the conflict and the people in Northern Ireland, and the images are so powerful that you find yourself thinking about them long after you have watched the film. While the documentary is very well done, there is a lot of repetition in it, and the film is certainly not perfect. It is not without its flaws, but they are not enough to make the film unwatchable. The documentary is based on the book by Patrick Coughlan, and it is narrated by him, which is quite unusual for a documentary. In some ways it seems like an anti-war movie, but the film is not about the politics of the war, or about any politics. The film is about the men and women of Northern Ireland who have the courage to speak out against the brutality of the British and Irish soldiers and to prevent the dead bodies from being left to rot. It is a very important film, and one that everyone should see.
Frances W.
Wednesday, 12 Aug 2020 04:17

I saw this documentary last week in Belfast and thought it was very inspiring. As a 20-something myself I was able to relate to the story and the more I listened to the director and producer, the more I felt I was part of the story. The documentary has been compared to "Groundhog Day", but the difference is that I never felt like I was watching the same film twice. The documentary tells the story of a young man who sees the same events over and over again, and tries to figure out how he can change it and make the past a positive experience. The young man had a very different childhood, which makes his story so compelling and the documentary follows his story to learn from the experience and to learn how he can change the past and make a positive change in the future.
Nicholas F.
Wednesday, 29 Jul 2020 23:51

I was expecting this film to be a bit of a mess but I was pleasantly surprised. It was a great film and I felt it had a message. I liked the movie because it showed the history of Ireland and the Irish people and how they were treated. I was happy that it did not show any of the atrocities committed against the Irish people. I was also happy that it did not show the Irish people being oppressed. I think that is what people wanted to see but it was not shown. I was also happy that it was not shown that Ireland was a nation of immigrants. I think that is what is shown in the film and I think it is a very important part of Irish history. I think that this film was a great documentary and I recommend it to people who are interested in Irish history.
Ryan
Thursday, 23 Jul 2020 22:34

It's a sad and a refreshing film to see that the majority of the Irish people and their culture have the same inalienable right to freedom from any kind of racial discrimination and that no one has to be ashamed of their heritage or their religion. This is one of the first films I saw on the subject, but I have watched a lot of films on the subject over the years and this is one of the best. The film is a mixture of history and poetry, showing the transformation of Ireland and the Irish people in the second half of the 19th century. A lot of the history is from the very beginning, but it goes over very well and at times it is actually quite funny. I enjoyed this film and I recommend it to everyone. I also think the film is very important in the history of Ireland, not only for the history of the Irish but also for the history of Ireland itself. The film is a mix of a history of Ireland and a beautiful documentary style. I think it is a film that anyone should watch. It will keep you interested and it's a film that most people should see.
Patrick G.
Monday, 13 Jul 2020 01:55

This documentary is really the most important work that has been done on Patrick that I have ever seen. It talks about his life, his religion, his music, his great movie, his actual past, and his present. The documentary is very good, the story is very interesting, and it gives you the full picture of what Patrick was. It really helps you understand why he is the way he is, and it helps you understand why his music is so special. The documentary is really good, I think this is the best movie ever made about Patrick and Irish music. I would recommend this to anyone, I think that everyone should see it.
Michelle Tucker
Monday, 06 Jul 2020 19:10

An exceptional film. The special effects were outstanding, the singing was wonderful, and the musical accompaniment was simply phenomenal. This movie is definitely for Irish people. It is definitely not a comedy, but an emotional movie that can make you laugh and cry at the same time. I don't want to give away any details, but I strongly recommend it. You should definitely see it!
Marie
Saturday, 13 Jun 2020 06:41

I've read a lot of reviews and seen a lot of movies about the Irish famine, but never did I see a documentary about it. This movie is definitely worth seeing. The director is not a pro and he does not try to explain the situation to the audience. He just shows the evidence. In my opinion, this is a must-see documentary. I've never seen a documentary about the Irish famine before. I think this movie is a good explanation of the events and the people involved in it. It is very realistic, you get to see the people's feelings and the starvation they went through. It is also very entertaining. It is very interesting to see how they look like in the movie. It is very interesting to see how the famine affected the people and how they react to it. You can see that they are very good people and they are very brave and they are very determined to survive the famine. The movie shows the people's feelings and their reactions to the famine. You can see that they are very loyal to their country and they are very grateful to their country for helping them and for being a nation that they helped. I think this movie is really interesting and you should definitely watch it. I recommend this movie to everyone who likes documentaries.
Dennis
Friday, 12 Jun 2020 23:40

I am a fan of Irish music and music in general. I have never been to Ireland, but have heard about it and read some reviews. So I thought I would go and see for myself. I am a very open-minded person. I am not going to get into any of the politics of the country, but I did find it interesting to see how they have dealt with the issues. It's not an idealized view, but it's a very real view. I was impressed with the documentary. I didn't feel that it was too political. The people interviewed did a good job of conveying their views. I thought the director did a great job of staying away from the political aspect. I also thought the film was well-directed and well-edited. The interviews were also very well-done. It was very interesting to hear about the different approaches that different groups of people have taken. There were also a few different points of view from different people. I am not sure what the point of this documentary is, but I think it was to show the different views of different people. I think it was also to show that people of different backgrounds can come together to help each other. I think it was a good film, but I don't think it was very political. I don't think it was too political. I think it was a good documentary, but it wasn't very political.
Kelly M.
Thursday, 04 Jun 2020 14:29

A fascinating documentary about a very interesting man. And the subject of the film is Patrick Pearse, whose life and death is the subject of the movie. The title itself is misleading, as there is no official saint of Ireland, but rather a man who is best known for his hunger strike during the Irish civil war. During that time he was trying to get a national franchise for Ireland. He was not successful and therefore turned his attention to the British empire. As a young man he was involved in the Irish uprising and was imprisoned, but he escaped and went to England, where he became a prominent politician. He was eventually killed by British troops while attempting to assassinate King George VI. His life was a bit of a story, but it's also very interesting. There's some good footage of his life and times, as well as his last years, which he spent in the prison at Rosslyn prison. The film is a bit slow, but still enjoyable. As well as the history, there's a bit of humor to it as well. I'm not quite sure what the audience was expecting, but I thought it was a good film.
Rebecca
Thursday, 04 Jun 2020 04:58

In my opinion, this documentary is incredibly enlightening on the true story of the patron saint of Ireland, Patrick. Many people here have asked me about this film and I can't help but agree with them on this point. In my opinion, it's the best documentary on the subject I've seen to date. For those who don't know who Patrick is, he is the patron saint of Ireland and the patron saint of Ireland's Christians. Patrick was a German shepherd who was brought to Ireland by King Henry II. When he was about five, King Henry had to bring the shepherd to Ireland. Patrick came along and helped save the country from religious persecution. When Patrick became famous, he became a symbol of the country. After he became famous, he became a symbol of peace, love, and happiness. Patrick and the Irish people became a symbol of peace and love. This documentary is a great tribute to the great saint Patrick. You will learn a lot about the legend of Patrick, the legend of Ireland, and the legend of Patrick's success.
Vincent
Saturday, 02 May 2020 12:22

A lot of Irish people think that this movie is biased because it does not include Sean Connery, and they think that it is biased because it's about the Catholic church. You know, like "The Irish Sun" and "The Irish Times" and "The Irish Times" and "The Irish Times", that kind of thing. Okay, so. if you are an Irish person, you will enjoy this movie. If you are a Roman Catholic, you will not enjoy this movie. It's not as bad as I thought it would be, but it's definitely not good either. This is one of the most interesting movies I have ever seen. It tells the story of Patrick (Sean Connery), who is a Roman Catholic, who gets involved with the Catholic church, and does not want to be involved with it. He has a certain sort of deep, even mystical feeling in his heart, which does not come out in his actions. He does not follow the teachings of the church, and he is a very religious person, so when he says things like "I hate Catholicism", people think he is crazy. But, in fact, he is trying to figure out how he can help the church. It is not a whole lot of help, but he does try. He actually does get involved in the local church and has a certain influence on it. And he does some good things for the church. I will also add that it is a very beautiful film, even though it is mostly in Irish. It is very quiet, almost like it is in the back of your mind. There are very few scenes that are not in Irish. There are a lot of scenes that are not in Irish, and that makes it very interesting. And I will also add that the title of the movie is not very appropriate. This is not a patron saint of Ireland. The film does not talk about the patron saint of Ireland. It is a movie about an Irish man who was a member of the Catholic church and he tried to help the church, but he didn't really have much of an influence on it. It does not speak about the patron saint of Ireland. It is a very important, very interesting movie, and you should watch it if you like this kind of thing.
Cynthia
Saturday, 02 May 2020 08:01

Yes, it's just that simple. The documentary is well made, with an interesting mix of people talking about how they feel about Ireland, with a number of personal stories to add to the mixture. I won't go into the details as I don't want to spoil the experience. Suffice to say, if you've been to Ireland, you will most likely feel the same way. I just hope you don't get the impression that this is a particularly "great" documentary on Ireland. It's not, in fact, any more than the simple fact that the people involved in the film were Irish (for those of you that don't know, it's a country in Northern Ireland). Ireland is a beautiful country and the people there are as you might expect. The Irish people I spoke to felt quite proud of their country and what it has done to help the Irish people during the Holocaust and in other horrible times in Irish history. It's also quite possible that some people here will be very uncomfortable about what they've seen, and perhaps even feel insulted by the documentary. The documentary definitely doesn't portray the Irish people as a bunch of evil monsters, and even if some people here might be offended by it, it's still important to remember that the documentary was made by Irish people. If you know the history of Ireland, you'll probably be able to feel at ease about the portrayal of the country. I think it's important to understand the motivation for the film, and it's clear that it was made to bring awareness to the problem of the Holocaust. If you don't know anything about the Holocaust, you might be surprised that it happened in Ireland and how much of it was done in Ireland. It's also clear that the majority of the film was done in Ireland, and I would expect that some of the footage of other countries would have been included. Overall, it's a pretty good documentary. It does show the Irish people to be a nation of heroes and is informative. The film is a bit long, and the ending will make some people uncomfortable. If you've seen a documentary about the Holocaust, you know the ending will be extremely moving and will leave you speechless. In my opinion, this documentary is well worth seeing. It is well-made and I think it's very important for people to understand the issues of the Holocaust and Ireland. I think if you don't know anything about the Holocaust, you'll probably like the film more than if you have a background knowledge.
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