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	SARAH BOLGER SOURCE \|\| Your only online resource for Sarah Bolger
		Sarah's claim to fame came with her outstanding performance in "In America", alongside her younger sister Emma Bolger.
		The fanlisting for Sarah which was owned by Tina unfortunately was removed from The Fanlistings Network.
		So to keep it in the Sarah Bolger Source family I applied and was approved to run it.
	bolgers.do-somethin.org /sarah (387 words)

	U-WIRE.com/FILM REVIEW: Tale of loss will charm 'America' (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Sarah urges him to "just act" in front of his daughters to keep up the pretenses, but it is clear that Johnny has not yet recovered from the tragedy.
		Her Sarah holds this close-knit but deeply scared family together, and her pale blue eyes have the miraculous ability to contain all the hope, sadness and triumph of this young family of dreamers.
		Sarah Bolger's quiet Kristy serves as both the narrator and Sheridan's double, guiding us through her world with her camera and her touching memories of her cancer-stricken brother.
	www.uwire.com /content/topae120803001.html (877 words)

	In America - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The family are short on money and set up in a rundown apartment building in Hell's Kitchen, known locally as the "junkies' building." Despite their impoverishment, their initial joy of being in America, and the closeness of the family, gives them the energy to make the most of what they have.
		The mother, Sarah, gets a job in Heaven, a local ice-cream parlor, to support the family while Johnny, the girls' father, struggles to get work as an actor.
		As money runs low and New York's temperatures soar, the family discovers that Sarah is pregnant, with a child whose birth could be fatal for her, and tensions between Johnny and Sarah begin to arise.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/In_America (642 words)

	In America
		Their daughters, Christy (Sarah Bolger, A Love Divided) and Ariel (Emma Bolger) attend Catholic school and are slowly adjusting to life in America.
		Johnny and Sarah's son Frankie, died a short while ago, and both are still reeling at the loss.
		Sarah becomes pregnant, and carrying the baby to term may threaten her life, causing a wrenching conflict for Johnny.
	www.haro-online.com /movies/in_america.html (620 words)

	SCREEN IT! PARENTAL REVIEW: IN AMERICA
		SARAH BOLGER plays their oldest daughter, the film's narrator who believes she's using various wishes granted by her dead brother to help her family.
		Sarah asks Johnny if he blames her for their son falling down the stairs in the past (resulting in his death).
		Even later, Sarah ends up in the hospital due to complications with her pregnancy and her daughters worry about her (as does Johnny) and want him to pray with them (he won't).
	www.screenit.com /movies/2003/in_america.html (1752 words)

	Sarah Bolger Photos - Sarah Bolger News - Sarah Bolger Information
		Sarah Bolger has a younger sister named Emma Bolger who starred along with her in the movie In America.
		Sarah's parents names are Monica and Derek Bolger.
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	www.tv.com /sarah-bolger/person/245089/summary.html (151 words)

	A Movie Parable: In America
		His wife, Sarah (Samantha Morton), has done a better job of disguising her grief for the sake of their remaining children but there are times when the facade breaks down.
		It is the children, Christy (Sarah Bolger) and Ariel (Emma Bolger), who continue to inject life into the family.
		The principal obstacle in the film is Johnny's and Sarah's half-buried grief of losing their son (a grief which is shared by Christy and Ariel).
	www.christiancritic.com /mov2003/inamerca.asp (576 words)

	Mixed Reviews - In America - reviewed by Ned Depew (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The story is told from the point of view of the eldest daughter, Christy (Sarah Bolger) an eleven-year -old with a precocious but not precious insight into her family's damaged dynamics.
		In spite of hints of ongoing discord founded in Johnny's failure to come to terms with his sense of loss and his resulting frustration at being unable to "feel" - expressed in a very effective scene with Mateo - the real depths and costs of this emotional knot are never deeply explored and resolved.
		Real-life sisters Sarah and Emma Bolger, who play Christy and her younger sister Ariel, have a freshness and spontaneity only found in the best performances by child actors - and it is a credit to Sheridan's competence as a director, as well as his young performers' skills that he draws such naturalness out of them.
	www.mixedreviews.net /maindishes/2003/inamerica/inamerica.shtml (1541 words)

	Movie Database - tvguide.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Sarah claims to have moved on for the sake of the girls, but much of the time she seems to be pretending.
		When Sarah discovers that she's pregnant and that the pregnancy will pose a serious risk to her life, Mateo becomes her spiritual guide.
		Often heavy-handed and clumsily written, the film is something of a departure for Sheridan, whose previous work has focused on families affected by the Troubles of his homeland.
	online.tvguide.com /movies/database/showmovie.asp?MI=44300 (380 words)

	In America movie Review at The Z Review UK movie review
		As the film opens, Sarah and Johnny (Morton and Considine) drive across the Canadian border into the USA with their two precocious daughters (Sarah Bolger as the 10-year-old narrator of the story; with Emma as her sparky younger sister).
		Performances are superb; the Bolger sisters are fantastic, and could easily be the progeny of Considine and Morton, who make their characters so honest that we travel this emotional journey right with them.
		Sarah is a waitress who tries to hide the sins of world from her impressionable children.
	www.thezreview.co.uk /reviews/i/inamerica.htm (2087 words)

	VIDEO OF THE WEEK / Emotions take lead in immigrant drama
		With Samantha Morton, Paddy Considine, Djimon Hounsou, Sarah Bolger, Emma Bolger.
		The elder child is preoccupied with capturing the family's new life on her camcorder; both girls are almost impossibly bright and well spoken.
		Considine conveys Johnny's crushing emotional burden while keeping the character multidimensional, and Morton's performance proves that the critical attention (and Oscar nomination) she won in 2000 for Woody Allen's "Sweet and Lowdown" was no one-off.
	www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/2004/05/14/DDG976KQHG1.DTL&type=printable (342 words)

	A Movie Review of The Phantom Tollbooth
		The story is told through Christy (played by Sarah Bolger), the oldest of the two daughters.
		The sisters Sarah and Emma Bolger nail their roles, certainly demonstrating the best child performances of the year.
		Unlike other Irish immigrants, who came to this country for economic reasons, Johnny and Sarah are fleeing a memory, that of their dead son.
	www.tollbooth.org /2004/movies/inamerica.html (996 words)

	Review: In America (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Johnny and Sarah (Paddy Considine and Samantha Morton), along with their two young daughters, Christie (Sarah Bolger) and Ariel (Emma Bolger), have arrived in the United States from Ireland via Canada.
		Sarah becomes the family breadwinner by working as a waitress at a local ice cream parlor.
		The Bolger sisters, Sarah and Emma, are natural performers, capturing our sympathy from the beginning with their flawless, unaffected work.
	movie-reviews.colossus.net /movies/i/in_america.html (659 words)

	DVD365.net - In America DVD Review
		Johnny, his wife Sarah and their two young daughters, Christy and Ariel, arrive in modern-day Manhattan in order to take on the American dream.
		Yet whilst Johnny and Sarah see America as rife with challenges and dangers, the wonderful innocence still within their daughters enable them to see things through a different set of eyes where anything can happen.
		This is all more enhanced by the wonderful acting from the entire cast, with Sarah Bolger and Emma Bolger being notable highlights and certain stars of the future.
	www.dvd365.net /inamerica.htm (968 words)

	In America (2003)
		Chief among the film's many virtues are real-life sisters Sarah Bolger and Emma Bolger as the daughters of screen parents Samantha Morton and Paddy Considine.
		Narrated by the oldest daughter Christy (Sarah Bolger), In America begins with the family's arrival in New York City.
		While Christy and little sister Ariel (Frances Bolger) marvel at the city skyline, Johnny (Considine) and Sarah (Morton) see New York as their chance to start fresh, far from painful memories.
	www.reel.com /movie.asp?MID=136462&buy=closed&Tab=reviews&CID=13 (655 words)

	BBC - Films - review - In America
		With wife Sarah (Samantha Morton) and daughters Christy and Ariel (Sarah and Emma Bolger) in tow, he heads for New York City where he plans to set up home and make it as an actor.
		Hanging over the family is the unspoken tragedy that prompted them to up sticks and move to the land of the free: the death of their youngest son.
		While Johnny drives a New York taxicab and Sarah tends house in the dilapidated apartment block (where they live among junkies and transvestites), the kids deal with the changes in their life by befriending the imposing African artist Mateo (Djimon Hounsou) who lives downstairs.
	www.bbc.co.uk /films/2003/10/27/in_america_2003_review.shtml (430 words)

	AboutFilm.com - In America (2003)
		Johnny (Paddy Considine), an aspiring stage actor, Sarah (Samantha Morton), and their two young daughters Christy and Ariel (sisters Sarah and Emma Bolger) are stand-ins for the Sheridans.
		Sarah becomes pregnant with a baby that threatens to arrive prematurely.
		In America begins as a series of anecdotes, touching on the family's border crossing, their arrival at the "the house of the man who screams" (their tenement), the incident with the air conditioner, and Johnny working to afford Catholic school for the girls.
	www.aboutfilm.com /movies/i/inamerica.htm (883 words)

	KINNOPIO - In America
		Johnny and Sarah must both swallow a lot of pride, because it's clear that neither is over the death of Frankie.
		And when Sarah gets pregnant after a night of passion, she replaces the memory of Frankie with her new baby, infuriating Johnny.
		Sarah, who must play the amazingly mature and resolute Christy, does so with a hidden passion that surfaces toward the end of the movie.
	home.earthlink.net /~kinnopio/reviews/2003/inamerica.htm (820 words)

	Amazon.com: In America: DVD: Paddy Considine,Samantha Morton,Sarah Bolger,Emma Bolger,Neal Jones,Randall Carlton,Ciaran ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Johnny (Paddy Considine), his wife, Sarah (Samantha Morton), and their daughters, Christy (Sarah Bolger) and Ariel (Emma Bolger), settle near Hell's Kitchen and wrestle, as you would expect, with outlandish local customs such as air-conditioners and Halloween.
		The real-world sisters Sara and Emma Bolger seem completely transparent; they leave the impression they are not acting at all, but really living the loss of their beloved brother.
		The oldest daughter Christy (Sarah Bolger) is probably one of the smarter people in the film, and Sarah Bolger gives a flawless performance for such a young girl.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B0001B3YQA?v=glance (2455 words)

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		Johnny's wife Sarah (Samantha Morton) can't get a position as a teacher so she works for minimum pay at an ice cream parlor.
		The babysitter allows time for some erotic scenes between Johnny and Sarah that reminds us that lovemaking can at times have as its greatest value, the ability to focus on something other than your problems and to escape from the pressures of life.
		Using the word brilliant regarding the acting by Sarah and Emma Bolger is not an overstatement.
	www.reelmoviecritic.com /Movies20031Q/id1795_m.htm (561 words)

	= In America (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Johnny (Paddy Considine) and his wife Sarah (Samantha Morton) are a young couple emigrating from Ireland following the death of their baby son.
		Along with their daughters, 11 year old Christy (Sarah Bolger) and 7 year old Ariel (Emma Bolger) they move into a rundown tenant building full of junkies in Manhattan.
		As the family struggles with living in a new country and customs like Trick or Treating, Johnny and Sarah continue to battle with the pain and loss of their son.
	www.blindsidereviews.com /reviews/inamerica.html (272 words)

	In America (2003): Samantha Morton, Paddy Considine, Sarah Bolger - PopMatters Film Review
		The "America" Sheridan represents here is both immense and limited, fantastic and nightmarish, incredible new home for Irish immigrants Johnny and Sarah (Paddy Considine and Samantha Morton, who is miraculous, again), as well as their young daughters, 10-year-old Christy and seven-year-old Ariel (played by sisters Sarah and Emma Bolger).
		Though Sarah's huge eyes mirror anguish and on some days, she can barely find the strength to rouse herself from bed, the girls persist in wondering at the world around them, demonstrating repeatedly their endless capacity for love and openness.
		While Mateo rants one night, Johnny and Sarah make passionate, desperate love for the first time in months, conceiving a child that endangers her health and recalls their still raw past, but also presents new life, new expectations, new memories.
	popmatters.com /film/reviews/i/in-america.shtml (1093 words)

	Movie Review \| 'In America': Charming Illegal Aliens Facing Family Upheaval (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Morton, her hair cropped short and her enormous eyes stung with grief, seems to haunt the edges of the frame until you realize that the blunt, inarticulate force of her feeling is at the center of the drama.
		The girls, played by real-life sisters, Emma and Sarah Bolger, agree not to notice how much their parents are suffering and to distract them from it as best they can.
		WITH: Samantha Morton (Sarah), Paddy Considine (Johnny), Djimon Hounsou (Mateo), Sarah Bolger (Christy) and Emma Bolder (Ariel).
	www.nytimes.com /2003/11/26/movies/26AMER.html?ex=1386392400&en=2e9ce1a9ca4a4df0&ei=5007&partner=USERLAND (947 words)

	In America - Review
		It is certainly his most personal film, as well as being his most cinematic, integrating memories of the death of his younger brother, Frankie, into his own story of journeying to America with his wife and two eldest daughters, Naomi and Kirsten, who share script credit with him.
		It was in America that his third daughter was born and so, in the film, the young mother, Sarah Sullivan (Samantha Morton), falls pregnant with her fourth child.
		Sarah is particularly receptive to Mateo's spirituality and, despite a difficult pregnancy and premature birth, has faith in his prediction that all will work out for the best.
	www.filmireland.net /reviews/inamerica.htm (676 words)

	Film-Forward Review: [IN AMERICA] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		With: Paddy Considine, Samantha Morton, Sarah Bolger, & Emma Bolger.
		Narrated by eldest daughter Christy (Sarah Bolger) as she also videotapes the film, In America begins robustly as an Irish family comes to America, lying to immigration officers that they are only on holiday.
		Throughout, sisters Sarah and Emma Bolger, as the daughters, are captivating.
	www.film-forward.com /america.html (489 words)

	In America (2003) - A Hollywood Jesus Movie Review
		But it's remarkably hard to do, as Irish émigrés Johnny and Sarah (PADDY CONSIDINE and SAMANTHA MORTON) discover when they hit the streets of modern-day Manhattan, their two spunky young daughters in tow, and emerge into a realm as comical and adventure-filled as it is strange and terrifying.
		With no cash to spare, Johnny and Sarah settle into a chaotic New York tenement populated by a colorful assortment of characters – and attempt to turn a Gothic horror-movie setting into a true home.
		And yet, while they see America as rife with challenges, dangers and weirdness, their daughters see it as a magical place where anything can happen, a place that might release them all from the anguish of what has come before.
	www.hollywoodjesus.com /in_america.htm (2050 words)

	In America (2003) Starring: Samantha Morton, Paddy Considine, Sarah Bolger - Three Movie Buffs Review
		In America tells the story of Johnny and Sarah (no last name is given) a young couple who emigrates to the United States from Ireland with their two daughters; older sister Christy and younger sister Ariel.
		Sarah has reacted by thinking only of her two remaining children, constantly pleading with Johnny to ‘pretend to be happy for the girls'.
		They both, but particularly Sarah as Kristy, act well beyond their age, and are the heart of the family and this film.
	www.threemoviebuffs.com /review.php?movieID=inamerica (1143 words)

	The DVD Journal \| Quick Reviews: In America (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The girls, meanwhile, live a friendless, if cheerful, existence until the meet "The Man Who Screams," aka their downstairs neighbor Mateo, a tortured artist who rages at the canvas as, it is later revealed, an outlet for the grief and frustration fueled by a terminal sickness.
		When Sarah becomes pregnant again, Johnny is less joyful than despairing, and while there's little doubt that the family will be ferried across these choppy waters on the poignantly broad shoulders of its emotional center, it's unclear how Johnny will make peace with his paralyzing guilt over the death of his son.
		Or maybe it's just that Sarah and Emma Bolger are so preternaturally mature in their depictions of these curious, fiercely intelligent sisters.
	www.dvdjournal.com /quickreviews/i/inamerica.q.shtml (735 words)

	Fort Worth Weekly Online -- fwweekly.com \| Film \| Manhattan Melodrama
		Starring Paddy Considine, Samantha Morton, Sarah Bolger, and Emma Bolger.
		Here, he and his two daughters, who served as co-writers, turn their story into that of Johnny Sullivan (Paddy Considine), who brings his wife Sarah (Samantha Morton) and his daughters Christy and Ariel (played by real-life sisters Sarah and Emma Bolger) to live in a dingy apartment in Manhattan.
		The Bolger sisters give luminescent performances that are real enough to put most Hollywood kid actors to shame.
	www.fwweekly.com /issues/2003-12-24/film2.html (574 words)

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