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TO SUM UP
Abandoned as a baby in a small Irish town, Patrick Braden is a tough but endearing young man. From an early age, he also realizes that he is different. From experimenting with his step-sister's clothes and lipstick as a youngster to eventual development of a thoroughly out-of-the-closet new persona named "Kitten," Braden survives with the aid of his friends, his wit and charm, plus a sweet refusal to let anyone or anything change who he is.
Abandoned as a baby in a small Irish town, Patrick Braden is a tough but endearing young man. From an early age, he also realizes that he is different. From experimenting with his step-sister's clothes and lipstick as a youngster to eventual development of a thoroughly out-of-the-closet new persona named "Kitten," Braden survives with the aid of his friends, his wit and charm, plus a sweet refusal to let anyone or anything change who he is.
FILM FACTS ...
Sony Pictures Classics
'Breakfast on Pluto'
Director: Neil Jordan
Starring: Cillian Murphy, Liam Neeson, Stephen Rea, Brendan Gleeson, Laurence Kinlan
Run time: 129 minutes
Release date: Nov. 16, 2005
Rating: R for sexuality, language, some violence and drug use.
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READ THE REVIEW
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution: B+
"(Cillian Murphy's) performance is so complete, so fully realized, it holds an often scattered movie together. That and a veritable who's who of Irish actors."
The Palm Beach Post: C+
"Cillian Murphy fascinates, but his character's odyssey proves wearying."
