Lucky for “Bring Them Down,” it has two of the very best in Christopher Abbott (“ It Comes at Night ”) and Barry Keoghan (“ Bird ”) to hold this rather bloody mess together.

A brutally violent directorial debut, Christopher Andrews’ rural Irish drama “Bring Them Down” veers between pitch-black humor and pervading melancholy. A tale of fathers, sons, and ...

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Grade: C+ “Bring Them Down” premiered at the 2024 Toronto International Film Festival. MUBI will release it February 7, 2025 in theaters.

Bring Them Down has an innate feel for its unforgiving milieu and its hard-bitten inhabitants, its authenticity felt in everything from its gorgeous if unsentimental panoramas of the Irish ...

Read Keoghan’s recent interview with IndieWire here. “Bring Them Down” will premiere in theaters on Friday, February 7 from MUBI. Check out the trailer, an IndieWire exclusive, below.

I think a better supply chain is going to bring them down. You know, the supply chain is still broken. Some posts claimed Trump "admitted he can't bring down the price of groceries," like this one ...

Bring Them Down does a lot quite well, be it the performances by Abbott, Keoghan, and a bleak role for Meaney, or the way Andrews handles his use of building tension and rare moments of violence ...

By unveiling this silent storm from Michael's perspective, "Bring Them Down" creates a disconcerting aura about Gary and Jack - accompanied by a thumping, off-kilter score - as they act neighborly ...

Bring Them Down is so grim that it can be something of a chore to sit through. But there's enough tension and underlying adrenaline to keep one hooked for at least an hour.

A brutally violent directorial debut, Christopher Andrews’ rural Irish drama “Bring Them Down” veers between pitch-black humor and pervading melancholy. A tale of fathers, sons, and ...