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"Ulysses"
by James Joyce

Title  Ulysses
James Joyce's novel Ulysses describes only one day, June 16, 1904, in the lives of Leopold Bloom and Stephan Dedalus (the author's self-portrait). This slice of life gradually reveals its characters through flashes of thoughts, memories, and fantasies. The film does a good job of depicting the literary and poetic prose of the novel by using ample text from the novel heard as the thoughts of the characters. The only overt liberty taken is setting the film in contemporary Dublin rather than at the turn of the century. The film closes, as does the novel, with Molly's famous unpunctuated speech about life, love, and the characters of men and women. See also: Bloom			Click picture for more info
Year        1967	Type     Drama	Rating   NR
Director  Joseph Strick		Writer  Fred Haines
Cast  Barbara Jefford, Milo O'Shea, Maurice Roëves, T.P. McKenna,   Martin Dempsey, Sheila O'Sullivan