Sometimes a friendship can change the world. Ironbark is a film that doesn’t really fit into the Sundance Film Festival, but that doesn’t really matter. It’s not the typical independent, quirky, contemporary work of cinema that you’d expect to see in Park City in January. But it’s still a damn good film. Perhaps even better than many of the other films playing at Sundance that aren’t as taut and intriguing and moving as this one. Ironbark is based on a true story, a 60s espionage thriller the same vein as Bridge of Spies about how an unlikely international friendship between two people saved the world. It’s a fantastic film, better than I was expecting considering it’s just about two spies, and it seriously moved me – I was almost in tears by the end. ›››
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